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Hello,

How can I move to the cell in column "A" on the row that I
am currently on. I want to be able to move to column A
from any row and the row will change.

Looking for something like:

Range("A" & Row).select

This doesn't work, but is something similar possible
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Hi,

Try:
Cells(ActiveCell.row, 1).Seleect

or

ActiveCell.EntireRow.Cells(1).Select


However, you rarely need to physically select a cell. Most operations can be
effected by referring to the cell.


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Hello,

How can I move to the cell in column "A" on the row that I
am currently on. I want to be able to move to column A
from any row and the row will change.

Looking for something like:

Range("A" & Row).select

This doesn't work, but is something similar possible



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Typo warning:


Cells(ActiveCell.row, 1).Seleect


Should read:

Cells(ActiveCell.row, 1).Select

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