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    Behavior of Locked Sheet Differs Based on How File is Opened

    I've created a macro that enables double-clicking on a cell to show only rows with matching information. This allows me to quickly filter a large table with numerous filters.

    The macro works as expected in the table, also after I've locked cells in other parts of the sheet.

    However, I've noticed it only works on cells containing a dropdown list until I close the file. After I reopen the file, it works on all cells except those containing a dropdown. I have to unlock and relock the sheet with the same permissions, to make the function working again in all cells (including those with dropdown lists).

    How can I ensure the file works properly upon opening, allowing me to use the double-click filter function in every cell, including those with dropdown lists?



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    Re: Behavior of Locked Sheet Differs Based on How File is Opened

    Hi there,

    You don't include your workbook, so it's difficult to make meaningful suggestions

    The first thing that occurs to me is that the routine "AllowMacroOnLockedSheet" should be called from a "Workbook_Open" routine - is this in fact the case?

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    Re: Behavior of Locked Sheet Differs Based on How File is Opened

    Hi Greg

    Yes, my workbook consist of this:
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    Re: Behavior of Locked Sheet Differs Based on How File is Opened

    Quote Originally Posted by Greg M View Post
    Hi there,

    You don't include your workbook, so it's difficult to make meaningful suggestions

    The first thing that occurs to me is that the routine "AllowMacroOnLockedSheet" should be called from a "Workbook_Open" routine - is this in fact the case?

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    Hi Greg

    Can I offer additional information to you?

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    Re: Behavior of Locked Sheet Differs Based on How File is Opened

    Hi again,


    Can I offer additional information to you?

    You can indeed!

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    Re: Behavior of Locked Sheet Differs Based on How File is Opened

    Quote Originally Posted by Greg M View Post
    Hi again,



    You can indeed!

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    Great! What information do you want? How can I best assist you?

    Workbook:
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    How can I ensure the macro works properly upon opening, allowing me to use the double-click filter function in every cell, including those with dropdown lists?


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    Re: Behavior of Locked Sheet Differs Based on How File is Opened

    Is the AllowMacroOnLockedSheet routine really in Sheet1?
    Everyone who confuses correlation and causation ends up dead.

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    Re: Behavior of Locked Sheet Differs Based on How File is Opened

    Quote Originally Posted by rorya View Post
    Is the AllowMacroOnLockedSheet routine really in Sheet1?
    Sorry, no. The AllowMacroOnLockedSheet routine is defined is in "Module1".

    BeforeDoubleClick is in Sheet1

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