Prevent double click jump to source

Giordano Bruno

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I am using a double click to run some code. If the user double clicks an inappropriate cell, he get a message that the cursor is "out of range". If he clicks on a cell which is reading a value from another location, the code provides the message, but then selects the source cell for the formula.

I can prevent this by allowing editing directly into the cell, but I don't want this and I don't want to go into edit mode after double clicking. I can also prevent this by making the cursor select a different cell, but I don't want this either. Does anyone know how to allow the code to terminate without this irritating feature/bug?
 

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