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    Worksheet Deactivate

    Hello all,

    I have an issue and I am not really sure where to start. What I need to do is check the value of a cell after the user has clicked off of it. I am guessing that this would be done on the worksheet's deactivate event. Anyone have any idea what to do? Also the cell I need to check is merged. It is cell F15:G15.

    Thanks

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    The first thing is to avoid Merged Cells, they will always complicate matters. The deactivate_event will occur when the sheet is exited by selecting another sheet. maybe you need the Worksheet_Change event. Something like

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    Thanks so much Roy, that is just what I was looking for.

    Appreciate it!

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    Glad it helped.

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