I don't know of any event that triggers from a "paste" action,
and it may end up becoming too complex for your situation,but what I've done in
the past is:
Since Public variables maintain their values within the Excel instance, even
when macros are not running:
Use the SelectionChange event to store the values of cells "selected" into
PUBLIC variables.
then, use the change event to compare the before/after values of the cells.
alternately:
Use the Sheet Activate event to store the current values of the newly activated
sheet into PUBLIC variables.Use the Deactivate event to check to see what cells
do not match the Public variables and report the changes.
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On Thursday, June 23, 2016 11:55 AM, Shaw McAllan <shaw.mcal...@gmail.com>
wrote:
Evening, All! I've got a log working on my spreadsheet. So far it logs who
(and when) the workbook itself was opened, saved or closed. What I'd also like
is to know if someone pastes - or deletes - data from each individual sheet
within the workbook. We update the spreadsheet monthly; initially deleting the
previous months info and then pasting loads of data for the current month on
each sheet. Unfortunately the number of data rows (and the number of columns)
always varies month-to-month. Is there some vba code that can easily say "user
pasted data into "sheet1" or "user removed data from "sheet2" as necessary? I
thought that, perhaps, workbook_change would be useful but since I can't know
in advance what the range of data pasted (or deleted) will be, I'm not sure
that I can use it. Thanks for any help. -S --
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