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Dear All, i need your help pls,

This is really basic but I could not find a thread. I want to control the
movement of the cursor. move direct at A6 after the last row of column A.

Column A
A1 Item
A2 9800
A3 9800
A4 9800
A5 9800

Thanks so muck

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I'm not sure exactly when you want to move down to the last row. After
typing an entry into a cell in column A?
If that's the case, look at:
Tools -- Options -- [Edit] tab and then check the box next to:
"Move selection after Enter" and then pick "Down" from the direction list.

In Excel 2007/2010 this is in the Advanced group of the options.

If this doesn't solve your problem, please explain a little more about
exactly when you want to go to the bottom of column A.



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Dear All, i need your help pls,

This is really basic but I could not find a thread. I want to control the
movement of the cursor. move direct at A6 after the last row of column A.

Column A
A1 Item
A2 9800
A3 9800
A4 9800
A5 9800

Thanks so muck

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Could you please elaborate..That depends on where the cursor is right now..

If in cell A1; press Ctrl+ DownArrow

If in cell A6; press Ctrl+ UpArrow

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"tran1728" wrote:

Dear All, i need your help pls,

This is really basic but I could not find a thread. I want to control the
movement of the cursor. move direct at A6 after the last row of column A.

Column A
A1 Item
A2 9800
A3 9800
A4 9800
A5 9800

Thanks so muck

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You are asking for a VBA solution. Check your other post

Cells(Rows.Count, "A").End(xlUp).offset(1).select

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"Jacob Skaria" wrote:

Could you please elaborate..That depends on where the cursor is right now..

If in cell A1; press Ctrl+ DownArrow

If in cell A6; press Ctrl+ UpArrow

--
Jacob (MVP - Excel)


"tran1728" wrote:

Dear All, i need your help pls,

This is really basic but I could not find a thread. I want to control the
movement of the cursor. move direct at A6 after the last row of column A.

Column A
A1 Item
A2 9800
A3 9800
A4 9800
A5 9800

Thanks so muck

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Yes, thank you.

"Jacob Skaria" wrote:

You are asking for a VBA solution. Check your other post

Cells(Rows.Count, "A").End(xlUp).offset(1).select

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Jacob (MVP - Excel)


"Jacob Skaria" wrote:

Could you please elaborate..That depends on where the cursor is right now..

If in cell A1; press Ctrl+ DownArrow

If in cell A6; press Ctrl+ UpArrow

--
Jacob (MVP - Excel)


"tran1728" wrote:

Dear All, i need your help pls,

This is really basic but I could not find a thread. I want to control the
movement of the cursor. move direct at A6 after the last row of column A.

Column A
A1 Item
A2 9800
A3 9800
A4 9800
A5 9800

Thanks so muck

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