Hello,
Is there a way within VBA to determine which tab the user has just clicked?
I am using the ON CHANGE event, and with this I can detect that the user has clicked any tab, and I can execute some code when this happens.
But I have some additional code I would like to only execute when the user clicks on one specific tab.
I looked in the Properties window of a Page object, but could only find an ON CLICK event. This event unfortunately only fires when the user clicks in the body of a page, and not on the tab across the top that is associated with that page. So the Page object's ON CLICK event is of no help to me.
Is there anything else exposed that is not part of the Properties window perhaps?
Any help would be appreciated!
Thanks,
Scott
Is there a way within VBA to determine which tab the user has just clicked?
I am using the ON CHANGE event, and with this I can detect that the user has clicked any tab, and I can execute some code when this happens.
But I have some additional code I would like to only execute when the user clicks on one specific tab.
I looked in the Properties window of a Page object, but could only find an ON CLICK event. This event unfortunately only fires when the user clicks in the body of a page, and not on the tab across the top that is associated with that page. So the Page object's ON CLICK event is of no help to me.
Is there anything else exposed that is not part of the Properties window perhaps?
Any help would be appreciated!
Thanks,
Scott