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place a named cell in the top left corner of the worksheet
I am writing a simple routine but am a novice at this. I want to 'go to'
various named cells and I always want the cell I go to, to be positioned at the top left hand corner of the worksheet. E.g. a:1 or aa:100 or BB:500. Can anyone help please? |
place a named cell in the top left corner of the worksheet
one way:
Application.GoTo Range("namedcell"), Scroll:=True In article , Paul Condron <Paul wrote: I am writing a simple routine but am a novice at this. I want to 'go to' various named cells and I always want the cell I go to, to be positioned at the top left hand corner of the worksheet. E.g. a:1 or aa:100 or BB:500. Can anyone help please? |
place a named cell in the top left corner of the worksheet
Thank you very much.
"JE McGimpsey" wrote: one way: Application.GoTo Range("namedcell"), Scroll:=True In article , Paul Condron <Paul wrote: I am writing a simple routine but am a novice at this. I want to 'go to' various named cells and I always want the cell I go to, to be positioned at the top left hand corner of the worksheet. E.g. a:1 or aa:100 or BB:500. Can anyone help please? |
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