I created an Excel VBA macro that processes a list of items in a column
As a visual aid, I modified the code to select the row of the ite
being processed.

But now when the macro is finished executing, the row following th
last column entry remains selected/hilighted.

How can I:
1) Save whatever cell(s) are selected upon entry to macro execution;
2) Restore the original selection when code is ready to exit?

Many thanks in advance...


Mekratri

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

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Regards
Frank Kabel
Frankfurt, Germany


I created an Excel VBA macro that processes a list of items in a
column. As a visual aid, I modified the code to select the row of the
item being processed.

But now when the macro is finished executing, the row following the
last column entry remains selected/hilighted.

How can I:
1) Save whatever cell(s) are selected upon entry to macro execution;
2) Restore the original selection when code is ready to exit?

Many thanks in advance...


Mekratrig


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And if you want to restore the active cell in a multicell selection:

Public Sub foo()
Dim rSelect As Range
Dim rActive As Range

Set rSelect = Selection
Set rActive = ActiveCell

'do your thing

rSelect.Select
rActive.Activate
End Sub


In article ,
"Frank Kabel" wrote:

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

Hi JE
good point :-)
Frank

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And if you want to restore the active cell in a multicell
selection:

Public Sub foo()
Dim rSelect As Range
Dim rActive As Range

Set rSelect = Selection
Set rActive = ActiveCell

'do your thing

rSelect.Select
rActive.Activate
End Sub


In article ,
"Frank Kabel" wrote:

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

.

That was exactly what I needed

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