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Making an active cell the first one to appear on the spreadsheet
Hi, I have a workbook that I use two macros in to "go to" another sheet.
When I select macro one it takes me to the other sheet and because it starts on A1 it's automatically in the upper left most col. However about 60 lines down I have another set of instructions (on the same referenced sheet) that I would like to call up and become the upper left most cell when the macro goes to it. Right now I can get it selected by macro but it shows up about midpoint down the page. Any help would be appriciated. Thanks BOB |
Making an active cell the first one to appear on the spreadsheet
Application.Goto Reference:=Worksheets("sheet2").Range("A60"), Scroll:=True
-- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "Bob Reynolds" wrote in message .. . Hi, I have a workbook that I use two macros in to "go to" another sheet. When I select macro one it takes me to the other sheet and because it starts on A1 it's automatically in the upper left most col. However about 60 lines down I have another set of instructions (on the same referenced sheet) that I would like to call up and become the upper left most cell when the macro goes to it. Right now I can get it selected by macro but it shows up about midpoint down the page. Any help would be appriciated. Thanks BOB |
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