I want to write a macro in VBA such that when a user selects a cell on a
worksheet the macro will run, do stuff, and then return to the cell selected
by the user. What I can't figure out is how to return to the cell selected
by the user. This is probably simple but I'm rather new to VBA and would
very much appreciate some help.

Milt

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Hi
try something like

sub foo()
dim rng as range
set rng = selection
'...
'insert your code
'...
rng.select
end sub



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Frank Kabel
Frankfurt, Germany

milt wrote:
I want to write a macro in VBA such that when a user selects a cell
on a worksheet the macro will run, do stuff, and then return to the
cell selected by the user. What I can't figure out is how to return
to the cell selected by the user. This is probably simple but I'm
rather new to VBA and would very much appreciate some help.

Milt

Save the cell, and then just re-activate

Set oHere = Activecell

' do some stiff

oHere.Select

You may need to cater for worksheets also changing.

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Bob Phillips
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I want to write a macro in VBA such that when a user selects a cell on a
worksheet the macro will run, do stuff, and then return to the cell
selected
by the user. What I can't figure out is how to return to the cell selected
by the user. This is probably simple but I'm rather new to VBA and would
very much appreciate some help.

Milt

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