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Default Go to cell with maximum value when worksheet opened

I have a workbook containing a number of worksheets, some of which contain
weekly data extracted from a database and which are regularly updated, and
others perform various calculations on the data to produce reports and
graphs.

After updating the data I want to be able to visually check the latest week
of data entry in one of the worksheets, and am trying to write a macro that
will place the cursor on the first cell of the row containing the most recent
date (i.e. maximum date value) when the sheet is opened rather than having to
scroll down through an increasingly long column each time.

I have tried several things without success - I am new to macro writing -
can anyone help with a suggestion please? Thanks in anticipation.
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