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    Macro Auto run

    Hi Guys,

    New to Macros and VBA but ...

    I have a simple Macro to hide rows if a cell value is NO called "Sheet1.ZeroTest"

    this works but i have to run macro manually each time

    So i have looked around and see i need a Worksheet change function to call this automatically if the cell contents change to 'YES'

    I have something like this

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    But my problem is i dont know where to put this in order for it to work...

    I have the Macro in Sheet1, how do i add the auto run to sheet1 too

    thanks
    Saz
    Last edited by Sazza; 11-25-2011 at 08:28 AM. Reason: add code tags for newbie

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    Re: Macro Auto run

    You place this code in the sheet1 code module.

    When in excel right click on sheet1 and in the menu press "View code", here you insert the code

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    Re: Macro Auto run

    Thanks ...

    So something like this :


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    Last edited by Sazza; 11-25-2011 at 08:29 AM.

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    Re: Macro Auto run

    Never mind i got it going - thanks for your help

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    Re: Macro Auto run

    Then please mark your thread as solved according to the forum rules, and remember to put code tags around your code.

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