Hi, do you now:
how to know which cells had a double_click? I am using the name of a range. If I merged the cells there is no problem, but, in some case, I would prefer don't merge them.

Thanks.

Private Sub Worksheet_BeforeDoubleClick(ByVal Target As Range, Cancel As Boolean)
    MsgBox ActiveCell.Address
End Sub
..tells you which cell have been doubleclicked.

Don't know what your intentions are re. range.

Hi Birger, this is the code that I have wrote:

Private Sub worksheet_beforedoubleclick(ByVal Target As Excel.Range, _
                                        Cancel As Boolean)
'Block 1
    Set Vrange = Range("Diffusion_Feed_Water")

 'If cells = Diffusion_Feed_Water were pressed:
    If Union(Target, Vrange).Address = Target.Address Then
    â€¦..
    endif


I have the name ("Diffusion_Feed_Water") defined for the group o f cells that I need.
if the range ("Diffusion_Feed_Water") are not merged, it doesn’t work.

Thanks

It's because you're trying to compare a single cell address with a range address.

To my knowledge it's not possible to get the range-name the cell belongs to by activating/clicking the cell. If possible i'd like to know myself.

Consider this. You have 2 named ranges:

  Large=Sheet1!$A$1:$A$3
  Small=Sheet1!$A$2

Which rangename would you expect to receive when you doubleclick cell A2 ?

Merged cells are regarded as one single cell with one address only. The address it receives is the top left cell of all the merged cells. In that case you may compare.

Thanks Birger, I will try to use merge so.

You're welcome - and a 'not so Pro' workaround could be to change the backcolor of the group. Then read the color when you doubleclick a cell to determing which group it belongs to. There are drawbacks, however (maintenance, overlapping ao), but in some situations it could be used.

I can't use this sugestion in this project (they wouldn't be very impressed with a so colorful screen), but it is another way to do it, and I am sure in the future I will use it.

Thanks birger.