I would like to open a form when a locked cell is clicked in a specific way (double click, key modifiers, etc).
If I use Worksheet_BeforeDoubleClick
, it will show a warning after closing the form, stating that the cell is locked (which is annoyting).
If I use Worksheet_SelectionChange
, no warning will appear, but the form will appear every time a cell is selected (which is a bit much).
Is there anyway to use a modifier, like Ctrl
, combined with Worksheet_SelectionChange
, so that the user has to make an active choice to open the form?
Just set Cancel = True
at the end of your Worksheet_BeforeDoubleClick
sub.
Private Sub Worksheet_BeforeDoubleClick(ByVal Target As Range, Cancel As Boolean)
MsgBox "test"
Cancel = True
End Sub