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Everyone says do it on VB 6 instead of VBA. I like to try. Can someone help me to start? All I want now is to select cells(1,1) in an Excel workbook through VB 2008 Express edition. I have given below the VBA equivalents. Opening an Excel file. Opening Visual Basic Editor Inserting a module. Write the following in it; Sub Testing () Workbooks("Book1").cells(1,1).select End Sub Running Testing. Thank You Varne M |