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I have a worksheet which collects data from several other worksheets in the
same workbook, this data is collected by a user form. The user form then writes this data to a worksheet, one row at a time I have saved the row and column value that originally wrote the data to the collecting sheet and the worksheet name. My problem is, that sometimes I need to return to the originateing cell to make changes, thought I might be able to use Cells(Row,Column) or a hyperlink, trouble is I don't know how! I have looked in the help file but to no avail. Please can anyone help. Many thanks Graham |
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Worksheet("worksheetname").cells(row,column)=myval ue
<worksheetnameyour workshhet name <myvalue data to be saved Worksheet("worksheetname").cells(row,column).selec t will select the cell HTH "Graham F" wrote: I have a worksheet which collects data from several other worksheets in the same workbook, this data is collected by a user form. The user form then writes this data to a worksheet, one row at a time I have saved the row and column value that originally wrote the data to the collecting sheet and the worksheet name. My problem is, that sometimes I need to return to the originateing cell to make changes, thought I might be able to use Cells(Row,Column) or a hyperlink, trouble is I don't know how! I have looked in the help file but to no avail. Please can anyone help. Many thanks Graham |
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Many thanks toppers, brilliant as usual. Works a treat! Best wishes Graham
"Toppers" wrote: Worksheet("worksheetname").cells(row,column)=myval ue <worksheetnameyour workshhet name <myvalue data to be saved Worksheet("worksheetname").cells(row,column).selec t will select the cell HTH "Graham F" wrote: I have a worksheet which collects data from several other worksheets in the same workbook, this data is collected by a user form. The user form then writes this data to a worksheet, one row at a time I have saved the row and column value that originally wrote the data to the collecting sheet and the worksheet name. My problem is, that sometimes I need to return to the originateing cell to make changes, thought I might be able to use Cells(Row,Column) or a hyperlink, trouble is I don't know how! I have looked in the help file but to no avail. Please can anyone help. Many thanks Graham |
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