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Is there a simple command that will set the ActiveCell to the first column of
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I can't use Offset because I the current column varies.
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Cells(ActiveCell.Row, 1).Select

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Is there a simple command that will set the ActiveCell to the first column of
the same row that ActiveCell is currently in?

I can't use Offset because I the current column varies.
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Hi,

Cells(ActiveCell.Row, 1).Select

Mike

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Is there a simple command that will set the ActiveCell to the first column of
the same row that ActiveCell is currently in?

I can't use Offset because I the current column varies.
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Thanks,
Dave

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