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Using Worksheet_SelectionChange() event macro

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    Using Worksheet_SelectionChange() event macro

    I saw following link regarding highlighting rows while in an excel spreadsheet.

    http://www.mcgimpsey.com/excel/highl...iteRetainColor

    It indicates to use a Worksheet_SelectionChange() event macro. Here is the code:
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    I can’t figure out how to use the code and I can’t figure out how to turn the code “on” to use it. Any help is appreciated as I am new to event macros.

    P.S. once I figure out how to turn it “on”, how do I then turn it “off”?

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    Right click sheet > Select view code > Paste in code

    So if your in sheet 1 it will hightlight the activecell row only for that sheet

    http://www.contextures.com/xlvba01.html#Worksheet

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    Thanks for the link. I was able to turn it "on". Is there a way to turn this feature "off" without having to delete it in VBA?

    One more question. Sorry to be a pain. If I have multiple workbooks open and each has multiple sheets, Can I turn on this feature for all spreadsheets that are open?

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    Not ideal but use a cell to toggle. If A1 says off it stops (note you may have to double click cell A1 to remove format) then type on in A1 to start


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    Code only works by sheet so all sheets need the code. You could try putting in thisworkbook (see link)

    Which starts when you open

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