Go to Tools-Macro-Record Macro. Give the macro a name, then start recording.
Press Ctrl+Home
Stop recording
Open the 'Forms' toolbar. Create a button & assign the macro you just wrote.
OR
Draw any shape from the drawing toolbar (like a smiley face!) and then right
click, assign macro.
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Best Regards,

Luke M
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"Grace" wrote:

Thank you.

And is it possible to create a button at the end of the worksheet, so I
could back to the top by clicking it?
Please....

"Rick Rothstein" wrote:

To follow up on Glenn's advice...

Ctrl+Home takes you to cell A1. If you just want to go to Row 1 in the same
column you are currently in, you can do that with Ctrl+UpArrow.

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Rick (MVP - Excel)


"Glenn" wrote in message
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Grace wrote:
IF I have a big long worksheet data to enter, how could I return to the
first row when I finish the last entry at the bottom of the worksheet?

Thanking you in advance for your help.

Grace

In the help file under "Keyboard shortcuts" / "Keys for workbooks and
worksheets" / "Move and scroll within worksheets":

CTRL+HOME Move to the beginning of the worksheet.