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Old 05-01-2017, 04:03 PM
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Originally Posted by ilcaa72 View Post
hello, i have an this sub that initializes a Class event that runs code on any change of the selection. I wanted to assign a Macro button to "turn off" the event.

Whats the proper VBA to 'de-initialize' the event?
There is no facility to do that. Either put your event code into a template that applies only to documents based on that template - so it doesn't affect documents based on other templates - or add some error trapping to ensure the event exits unless the document or selection conforms to certain specifications.
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