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spreadsheet Curser
I have created a spreadsheet in Excel 2003 it is a shared worksheet - we use
cells a-3 and have entries all the way down to row 384 - my question - I can be in cell E384 and save - but when I reopen the spreadsheet, the curser is still at the top like at D133. It is just a little annoying - livable but annoying -Does this have anything to do with it being a shared worksheet? And is there anything I can do to fix it? thanks Shannon |
spreadsheet Curser
Where do you want to be when the workbook opens? If it's E384 then try this:-
Private Sub Workbook_Open() Worksheets("sheet1").Range("E384").Select End Sub If it's somewhere different then post again. Mike "Shanny" wrote: I have created a spreadsheet in Excel 2003 it is a shared worksheet - we use cells a-3 and have entries all the way down to row 384 - my question - I can be in cell E384 and save - but when I reopen the spreadsheet, the curser is still at the top like at D133. It is just a little annoying - livable but annoying -Does this have anything to do with it being a shared worksheet? And is there anything I can do to fix it? thanks Shannon |
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