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Default Current row/record shown when opening data/form

The data/form feature of Excel facilitates viewing and entering data
when the number of fields in a row / record are too numerous to be
viewed similtaneously because the extend off the left or right side of
the screen.

With an Excel spread sheet open, when one selects Data / Form from the
tool bar menu, Excel opens a form showing the field headings as well as
all the fields in the first record. One can then scroll down to any
row / record in the sheet.

Is there a simple way to get the form to show the current record. For
example, if a cell in row ten is currently selected, I'd like to be able
to open the form and have it show the contents of the fields in row ten.
I know that I could write a macro to:

Save the number of the current row,

Open the form, and

Mimic execution of down key strokes until the number of strokes equals
the row.

IS THERE A SIMPLER WAY that is compatible with Excel97?

Michael

 
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