VBA / Excel: Code to check if events are enabled.

dbmathis

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Hi all,

Maybe this is not possible, but how would I use VBA code to check if application.enableevents is = true or false?

Thanks.
 

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Something like this perhaps?
Code:
Sub AreEventsEnabled()
    MsgBox "It is " & Application.EnableEvents & " that events are enabled."
End Sub
 
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Duh, sorry to waste everyones time. That should have been obvious.

:) Thanks for the help.
 
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Also use the immediate window (Ctrl G):
?Application.EnableEvents
 
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