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Detecting if only one row is selected, have problem with the Cntrl key

  1. 07-07-2009, 03:52 PM #1
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    Detecting if only one row is selected, have problem with the Cntrl key

    Hello,
    I want to enable button on the Menu and Toolbar if User is selected entire row (only one row). If it is selected some Range or more than one Row, the button must be disabled. I'm using this to detect what is the user selection:

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    I thought that everything is OK, I found that if the user selects entire row, and after that selects one more by holding Cntrl key pressed and selecting row, then I get wrong result, that only one row is selected. In fact I have two rows selected.

    Any ideas how I can solve this issue? I know there was similar post recently, but I can not find it. Thanks.

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    Re: Detecting if only one row is selected, have problem with the Cntrl key

    Hello Buran,

    To discover if there are disparate cells selected, you need to check the Areas property of the Range.
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    Re: Detecting if only one row is selected, have problem with the Cntrl key

    Thanks a lot,

    I will check if this will solve my problem. I was surprised that this multiple selection dos not trigger Worksheet_SelectionChange event.
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