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moving cursor in a macro
How do I have the macro move the cursor up one row from any cell.
ie: If cursor was on A13 before I run the macro and I want it to move A12 or if cursor was on B23 before I run the macro and I want it to move to B22 p.s. I've tried using the up arrow as well as Shift Enter and neither work Amanda |
moving cursor in a macro
The macro should have recorded the move if it was made while recording the
macro. But none the less, it looks like you want it to move up 1 row, remaining in the same column. Add this line of code just before the End Sub statement ActiveCell.Offset(-1,0).Activate should do it. "Amanda" wrote: How do I have the macro move the cursor up one row from any cell. ie: If cursor was on A13 before I run the macro and I want it to move A12 or if cursor was on B23 before I run the macro and I want it to move to B22 p.s. I've tried using the up arrow as well as Shift Enter and neither work Amanda |
moving cursor in a macro
Perfect! Worked like a charm! you are a life saver!!
"JLatham" wrote: The macro should have recorded the move if it was made while recording the macro. But none the less, it looks like you want it to move up 1 row, remaining in the same column. Add this line of code just before the End Sub statement ActiveCell.Offset(-1,0).Activate should do it. "Amanda" wrote: How do I have the macro move the cursor up one row from any cell. ie: If cursor was on A13 before I run the macro and I want it to move A12 or if cursor was on B23 before I run the macro and I want it to move to B22 p.s. I've tried using the up arrow as well as Shift Enter and neither work Amanda |
moving cursor in a macro
ActiveCell.Offset (-1,0).Select
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