Double clicking on a cell in Excel, open source file of that line on userform -


i trying , don't know if it's possible.

i have 20 progress reports of projects. these projects being updated users use userform. once week, have few macros running goes each of them, copy data , put them in project summary in different workbook. want able double click on first cell in given row( there's 200 projects) in project summary workbook , opens specific project in existing userform users using. want open @ source file not in data dump of project summary worksheet.

is there way can this?

edit:

i have tried this:

sub worksheet_beforedoubleclick(byval target range, cancel boolean) dim cell range  if intersect(target, range("a:a")) nothing else each cell in range("e:e")     if (cell.value = "a, b")         workbooks.open filename:= _             "filepath", password:="...", readonly:=true         progressreport.show      end if  next cell  end if   end sub 

i willdo each of 20 other progress report based on value of range(e:e). want when open file load userform, load specific report value in a

use worksheet_beforedoubleclick event macro , cancel possible 'in-cell' editing before happens.

option explicit  private sub worksheet_beforedoubleclick(byval target range, cancel boolean)     if not intersect(target, target.parent.usedrange, columns("a")) nothing         'cancel 'in-cell editing'         cancel = true          'load user form here using target.row         'example: cells(target.row, "e").value value         '         column e on same row double-click         debug.print target.row      end if end sub 

you can double-click single cell multiple cells target not possibility.

this belongs in worksheet's code sheet (e.g. right-click name tab, view code); not standard module code sheet.


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