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Default Set focus on graphic inserted in worksheet

I have a macro that stacks pictures below each other. The
problem I have is once the pictures extend beyond the
activewindow area I can't figure a way of getting the
screen to scroll or jump to place the most recently added
picture in focus. I don't want the screen to jump each
time an image is added but only "page" down when the most
recent images bottom extends past the view window area.

I have been messing around with determining the row and
column reference for the image that was added but I can't
seem to determine whether the image is off the screen. I
am inserting the images into column A and to top things
off I have merged all the cells in column A so that the
individual cells cannot be selected.

The following doesn't seem to work because I have merged
column A.

CurrRow = ActiveSheet.Shapes("Component1").TopLeftCell.Row
ActiveSheet.Cells(CurrRow, 1).Select
Application.Goto Reference:=Range(ActiveCell.Address),
Scroll:=True
 
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