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Automatically adding a timestamp after a pulldown is selected
Thanks for the advice, but I am still missing something. I have your code in the correct worksheet, vs the module or workbook. (See photo) But, when I select something from the pull down menu in Column P, I still get nothing in the next column (See [photo)
What am I missing? Does it have something to do with the pull down menu's?
Since you didn't include the column headers in the screenshot, I cannot see which cells are involved.
- Jon_BigSep 08, 2023Copper ContributorSorry, the Rev Req Y/n is Column P, and the Review decision date is column Q. Column P is a pulldown to select yes or no. I need the date to show up next to it in Column Q when something is selected.
This is the first set of columns I am doing this for. I have other columns with pull down menus that have more options and I need it to record the date and time each time a new option is selected.
Thanks.- HansVogelaarSep 08, 2023MVP
You now have two Worksheet_Change event procedures. That causes a conflict.
Delete the first one, and insert the keyword Private followed by a space before the second Sub.
Press Ctrl+G to activate the Immediate window.
Type (or copy/paste) the line
Application.EnableEvents = True
With the insertion point anywhere in that line, press Enter.
Now switch back to Excel and select something from a drop-down in cell P2 (or below).
- Jon_BigSep 08, 2023Copper ContributorOk, now we are getting somewhere. I am not exactly sure how it worked, but it works. Now the next step. Can I just duplicate the code and change the values to the next set of columns I need the dates for? Or, do I have to change more details so it sees it as a separate code to run. The next set of columns are R/S. I will also need the code to work for columns U/V and W/X respectively.
Thanks for all your help. You are a life saver.