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Wes - 22 Mar 2008 20:45 GMT
Hi, I've written some code that toggles the contents of a cell from a checked
box to an empty box.  This works great unless the user accidentally clicks on
the edge of the cell.  If the user does this, it jumps to the end of the
range of cells containing the boxes.  I know this is a function of excel
which is supposed to be handy, but is there a way to stop this from
happening? (Is there a "click on the edge of a cell" event?

Also, is it possilble to change the mouse pointer to be a pointer while over
certain cells instead of being the big plus symbol?  

Thanks in advance for your help.

Wes
Dick Kusleika - 24 Mar 2008 04:14 GMT
>Hi, I've written some code that toggles the contents of a cell from a checked
>box to an empty box.  This works great unless the user accidentally clicks on
[quoted text clipped - 5 lines]
>Also, is it possilble to change the mouse pointer to be a pointer while over
>certain cells instead of being the big plus symbol?  

You can change Application.CellDragAndDrop to False while your workbook is
showing.  Just be sure to set it back to what it was when you're workbook
loses the focus.
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Wes - 26 Mar 2008 17:36 GMT
Finally got back to my project.

Thanks very much This worked PERFECT!!!

> >Hi, I've written some code that toggles the contents of a cell from a checked
> >box to an empty box.  This works great unless the user accidentally clicks on
[quoted text clipped - 9 lines]
> showing.  Just be sure to set it back to what it was when you're workbook
> loses the focus.
 
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