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After Enter in a cell
When you have entered numbers or text in a cell, and pres
enter, the cellpointer move up or down, left or right or nowhere. How can I find out what it does from VBA. What property do I look for? Thank you Lars Kofod |
After Enter in a cell
If you record a macro it will only give you the address you went to.
If you want to control where it goes in a macro use OFFSET range("a1").offset(1,4).select -- Don Guillett SalesAid Software "Lars Kofod" wrote in message ... When you have entered numbers or text in a cell, and pres enter, the cellpointer move up or down, left or right or nowhere. How can I find out what it does from VBA. What property do I look for? Thank you Lars Kofod |
After Enter in a cell
Hi Lars,
The MoveAfterReturn and MoveAfterReturnDirection properties (of the Application object) will give you what you're looking for: Public Function gsMoveAfterReturn() As String If Application.MoveAfterReturn Then Select Case Application.MoveAfterReturnDirection Case xlDown gsMoveAfterReturn = "Down" Case xlUp gsMoveAfterReturn = "Up" Case xlToLeft gsMoveAfterReturn = "Left" Case xlToRight gsMoveAfterReturn = "Right" End Select End If End Function -- Regards, Jake Marx MS MVP - Excel www.longhead.com [please keep replies in the newsgroup - email address unmonitored] Lars Kofod wrote: When you have entered numbers or text in a cell, and pres enter, the cellpointer move up or down, left or right or nowhere. How can I find out what it does from VBA. What property do I look for? Thank you Lars Kofod |
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