The following macro is linked to an IF statement in cell W59. I would like the macro to play only ONCE when the IF statement is true. The macro will continuously play the sound if the reference value in cell 059 changes. Is there a way to modify this method so that the macro only plays a sound ONCE?
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Can anyone please help me with this? If I am unclear about my problem then I would be more then happy to rephrase anything.
Bump on this one, did anyone find out how to play it only once?
Very old post...
But as it is asked again today...
Seems to me any time W59 is calculated, if conditions are met, it plays the sound. Either have the macro remove the if statement from W59 after the sound plays the first time, or use some other cell (can even be in a hidden sheet), that gets updated to "played" when the sound plays. Then include in the macro a condition that this other cell does not already contain "played".
If it must reset every time the workbook is opened, then use the workbook_open event to reset the "played" cell.
Last edited by Arkadi; 04-28-2020 at 12:25 PM.
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