I need the cursor to be in a specific cell when opening the workbook.
Easily done whith a small macro, but I'd prefer not to have any
pushbuttons; just go to the cell when the workbook is opened.
I guess it is peace of cake for most of you, but I can't find anything
usefull about automatic macros in the help text.

By the way, when talking macros and VB and Excel - what is the
definition of workbook? worksheet? file? spreadsheet?


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Hi,

If you call your macro "Auto_Open()" that should do the trick, although
I beleive you should use "Workbook_Open()" as described he
http://www.cpearson.com/excel/events.htm.

I treat workbook = (excel) file and worksheet = spreadsheet, although
this is a simplistic view. Workbook and Worksheet as collections of
which the (excel) file and spreadsheet are possible members.

HTH

Art


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this is possible perhaps if you create an event macro for < thisworkbook.
open vb editor (alt+F11)
hit control+r(if the vb project window is not opern)
click the particular workbook or file
right click <thisworkbook
click view code

introduce this macro
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Private Sub Workbook_Open()
Range("a1").Select
End Sub
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save the workbook.

everytime you open this workbook A1 will be highlighted.


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I need the cursor to be in a specific cell when opening the workbook.
Easily done whith a small macro, but I'd prefer not to have any
pushbuttons; just go to the cell when the workbook is opened.
I guess it is peace of cake for most of you, but I can't find anything
usefull about automatic macros in the help text.

By the way, when talking macros and VB and Excel - what is the
definition of workbook? worksheet? file? spreadsheet?


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Private Sub Workbook_Open()
Range("A1").Select
End Sub

Replace A1 as needed!

To create Sub Workbook_Open():
Tools-Macros-Visual Basic
Right click on Thisworkbook in your VBAProject (yourworkbookname)- View code
In the left dropdown list select Workbook
The frame
Private Sub Workbook_Open()

End Sub
automatically appears.

Regards,
Stefi


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I need the cursor to be in a specific cell when opening the workbook.
Easily done whith a small macro, but I'd prefer not to have any
pushbuttons; just go to the cell when the workbook is opened.
I guess it is peace of cake for most of you, but I can't find anything
usefull about automatic macros in the help text.

By the way, when talking macros and VB and Excel - what is the
definition of workbook? worksheet? file? spreadsheet?


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I found out that it is quite important to put it in "Thisworkbook" and
not in "Sheet 1", but now it works - so - thanks a lot all of you!!

NSV


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