macro executed by drop-down list. how?

waldymar

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Hi,
I have a macro which output depence on the variable input. Input is represented by drop-down list. Before, I was choosing input from drop-down, then pressing the button my macro was running. Now, I'm thinking to if it's possible to exclude a spare operation from button pressing, just by clicking from drop-down. Any ideas?
My drop-down list is created through "Data->Validation->List box"
 
Lenze

I just stumbled upon this thread and have tried to use the code in excel 97 but without muck luck. Should it work in 97?

If possible, I too would like to run a macro from a change in a specified cell's value from a drop down list using 97.

Thanks

Wayne
 
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