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Remember a cell
When running a code my curser ends up moving. For
example, the active cell was D4 when everything started. During the running of the code there is cutting and pasteing etc. At the end of all the activity I need the code to remember the original cell (D4) and return there. ??? |
Remember a cell
Hi scrabtree
For most things you don't have to select cells. But you can do this Sub test() Dim Srange As Range Srange = ActiveCell ' your code Srange.Select End Sub -- Regards Ron de Bruin http://www.rondebruin.nl "scrabtree" wrote in message ... When running a code my curser ends up moving. For example, the active cell was D4 when everything started. During the running of the code there is cutting and pasteing etc. At the end of all the activity I need the code to remember the original cell (D4) and return there. ??? |
Remember a cell
Not really. You do NOT have to make selections to cut/paste. The following,
as an example can be run from anywhere in the workbook. sheets("sheet1").range("a1").copy sheets("sheet2").range("a1") to get just values sheets("sheet2").range("a1").value=sheets("sheet1" ).range("a1").value -- Don Guillett SalesAid Software "scrabtree" wrote in message ... When running a code my curser ends up moving. For example, the active cell was D4 when everything started. During the running of the code there is cutting and pasteing etc. At the end of all the activity I need the code to remember the original cell (D4) and return there. ??? |
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