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Is it possible to create a macro to get the active cell to 'jump' to a
certain point in a sheet? Have tried recording the mouse scrolling down to a
certain point but that doesn't seem to work.

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Hi Graham

Try this
Application.GoTo Range("H700"), True


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Hi,

Is it possible to create a macro to get the active cell to 'jump' to a certain point in a sheet? Have tried recording the mouse
scrolling down to a certain point but that doesn't seem to work.

Thanks.

Graham





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Where do you want the cell to "jump" and on what event

Manges

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I want to jump to , say A17 when the user clicks a button

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Install this in the code option of the button

Private Sub CommandButton1_Click()
Range("A17").activate
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This doesn't seem to work,

Graham

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Hi Graham

Try this
Application.GoTo Range("H700"), True


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Hi,

Is it possible to create a macro to get the active cell to 'jump' to a
certain point in a sheet? Have tried recording the mouse scrolling down
to a certain point but that doesn't seem to work.

Thanks.

Graham







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Thanks to all responders, now working !

Graham


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Install this in the code option of the button

Private Sub CommandButton1_Click()
Range("A17").activate
End Sub

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I want to jump to , say A17 when the user clicks a button

Graham


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Where do you want the cell to "jump" and on what event

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