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12:16 AM
Oh! Hi @Duga! That's cool!
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12:33 AM
@RubberDuck Happy Birthday! Or.... err.... something....
 
1:05 AM
Or something @SimonAndréForsberg.
And welcome to chat @LynnCrumbling!!!
We need a catchy name or something...
 
@RubberDuck Yeah.. "VBA" is so over-rated ;)
 
1:32 AM
=;)-
Hockey...
 
 
13 hours later…
2:14 PM
Quiet in here....
 
We won't let this room freeze @RubberDuck ;)
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I've gotta go, but I'm looking forward to pushing the last few commits. Good thing coming.
 
Cricket, Cricket, Cricket
 
 
1 hour later…
3:37 PM
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Q: What are the differences between the Worksheet_SelectionChange and Workbook_SheetSelectionChange events?

user1283776As far as I understand it they do the same thing, but while is triggered every time selection is changed on a single worksheet, Workbook_SheetSelectionChange is triggered every time selection is changed in any worksheet in the workbook. Are there any other differences between these events? I ha...

Why ask a Q when the A is stated in the Q?
 
3:55 PM
@Mat'sMug in case you're interested, you might be able to help a bit here
Malachi is going to join in whenever too
 
Anybody use LinkedIn? @Phrancis @Mat'sMug @RubberDuck etc
 
I do
Not very often but I'm on there
 
4:34 PM
@Chrismas007 I am :)
 
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A: data type of Listbox Index

Chrismas007You are confusing two things. When you have a multi-selection ListBox, users will use the following code because .SelectedItems collection has to be variant: Dim varItm as Variant For Each varItm in myListBox.SelectedItems 'Do Something Next varItm However, there is further documentation ...

Pretty damn fine answer if you ask me :-D
 
@Chrismas007 LinkedIn is acting all borked on my work PC, remind me again later tonight
 
@Phrancis I usually am offline at night... but if I'm around I will.
 
@Chrismas007 we're 3rd-degree connections!
 
@Mat'sMug LOL
@Mat'sMug You going to add me?
 
4:43 PM
@Chrismas007 got the request?
 
@Mat'sMug Yep
 
5:33 PM
Who wants to get me my last 18 points to 3k
?
 
welcome to 3K!
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awesome! now get to 3K on CR :)
 
6:10 PM
@Mat'sMug @Duga will make sure this room won't freeze :)
 
6:24 PM
@SimonAndréForsberg oh, she counts?
 
@Mat'sMug why wouldn't she?
 
RSS feeds don't count... but yeah it doesn't make sense that she wouldn't count, being an actual userID.
 
exactly ^^
 
I count! 1, 2, 3...
 
@Duga facepalm
@SimonAndréForsberg ^^ that doesn't ping you right? or your userscript receives "@Duga" as "@SimonAndréForsberg"?
 
6:32 PM
@Mat'sMug nope, it doesn't ping me
 
feature request: let @Duga annoy @SimonAndréForsberg
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@Mat'sMug I am a kind bot
 
but then when you log in as @Duga, you have like 20K notifications? lol
 
yup
but I am rarely logged in as @Duga
 
@SimonAndréForsberg Tip: Log in to @Duga with a smartphone app! You'll enjoy it for sure!
 
6:36 PM
@skiwi I logged in as @Duga to put on a hat for winterbash, since then I've never logged in
 
 
2 hours later…
8:40 PM
Questions with working code are usually off-topic and might be better suited for CodeReview SE. — Chrismas007 36 secs ago
Get at it CR SE guys!
 
flagged for migration
 
9:00 PM
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Q: Offset/Resize Range by 1 Less Column

DanIn Excel VBA, how do I offset/resize the left column of a range by 1 less? For instance I start with B1:D10 and I need to end up with C1:D10.

Love the three creative answers for this... (including my own but still)
 
9:14 PM
I just popped in to say that I don't like working from the office. =;)-
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9:30 PM
@RubberDuck Where do you else work? :o
 
@skiwi My bet is on
 
10:07 PM
that
 
@RubberDuck Thanks :)
 

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