[mso] Re: Change Events in Excel

Geoff
   
  Can I have more details on this please, may be detail example as to what u 
need
   
  John
Geoff Culbertson <glio@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
  I believe that it is possible for a macro to be started when data is
inserted in a cell in Excel.


I have a protected worksheet that when the user enters data into a cell, I
would like a macro to automatically copy and insert a row below the row that
data has been entered in. I think that a change events macro could do this,
but have not found any code which I can adapt to do this. Can anyone help
please?



e.g. C1 = Name and D1 = Position

C2 is blank and D2 is blank

C3 is blank and D3 is blank

When data is entered in C2, I would like row 3 to copied and pasted as row 4
and then if data is inserted in C3, row 4 is copied and pasted as row 5, and
so on.



-- 

Geoff Culbertson

Petersfield, UK





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