Automatic Macro when Cell Value changes

Steven1985

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Hi, Im new to this and also a novice with excel and would really appreciate help with my query please?

I have created a spreadsheet for work to monitor supplier performance and referrals of accounts to other areas of the business. This spreadsheet is a template to copied daily for the analysts to work.

I have in Cell B2 the date of the Alert. In cell AE2 I have the formula -today() to calculate todays date. In cell AF2 i have in the cell to monitor the Service Levels (the difference in days from Cell B2 - AE2) and the formula used in AF2 is =DATEDIF(B2, AE2, "D"). So far all this works.

What I need to do is have a macro that will run automatically when cell AF2 reaches 3 days SLA to then send an e-mail to an Analyst to promt them to chase up the referral.

Can someone please help with this? Any further information required im happy to provide. Many Thanks. Steve
 
Basically you would need to add the Worksheet_Calculate code to each sheet to be monitored, amending the range to be checked to suit.
 
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Hi Peter,

Is there any way this can be run without opening Excel? This is a template for a daily spreadsheet. A new spreadsheet will be opened daily. None of the analysts will go back and open the previous days spreadsheet to run this macro.

Thanks
 
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Hi. Excel must be open. You could use the Windows Task Scheduler to launch Excel. If you need help with that please start a new thread as I have no experience of doing that.
 
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