Hi DME,
To set up a command button, you need to use the Control Toolbox. Go to View
Toolbars Control Toolbox.
Find the Command Button icon and left click it.
Move your mouse to your worksheet to the location you want the button and
left click again.
Right click the mouse on the command button, select properties, and use the
Caption property to change the caption on the button.
Close the properties box.
Right click the mouse and select View Code.
Copy and paste this code between Private Sub and End Sub:

CountRows = Range("C65536").End(xlUp).Row
Cells(CountRows+1,3).Select

Click the Exit Design Mode button in the middle of the Visual Basic Editor
toolbar.

"DME" wrote:

I need to run a Macro(set up a command button) that will take me to the next
open box in a specific column. For instance if I have data in Cells C5 to
C11. I want to run a macro to select cell C12.

I have tried but not being very successful.

I currently have a macro that is setup to run a macro from the cell I am on
(user has to select C12 currently). I want to be able the user to just run
the macro by pressing the command button rather than having to going to cell
c12 then running the macro. In essence, make the process dummy proof. I
have users currently who cannot seem to select the next open cell in the
correct column.

My boss thinks this is impossible, but I told him all I have to do is post
the question out here. This group has made me look like a genius on more
than one ocassion. Thanks!