Hey all,

I've got some code that marches down a bunch of cells (about 700 rows) and
applies formatting and formulas. When it's done, I want it to jump back up to
the top. I was able to simply say

ActiveWorksheet.Range("A1").Select

to do what I wanted.

However, I froze the first row because it contains column headers. Now I
can't get the window to go back to the top. I've tried

ActiveWindow.ScrollRow = 1
and
ActiveWindow.ScrollRow = 2 (Only the first row is frozen).

Neither of them work. Any ideas?
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Hmm...they have the Internet on COMPUTERS now!

you could try

Application.Goto [A4], True

where A4 is the cell below your frozen row pane.

Look up the [Goto Method] in your VBA Help files for more info

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MDW
Try
[A2].Select
[A1].Select

The A2 returns you to below your frozen row
The A1 becomes ActiveCell.

HTH

Bob C

"MDW" wrote:

Hey all,

I've got some code that marches down a bunch of cells (about 700 rows) and
applies formatting and formulas. When it's done, I want it to jump back up to
the top. I was able to simply say

ActiveWorksheet.Range("A1").Select

to do what I wanted.

However, I froze the first row because it contains column headers. Now I
can't get the window to go back to the top. I've tried

ActiveWindow.ScrollRow = 1
and
ActiveWindow.ScrollRow = 2 (Only the first row is frozen).

Neither of them work. Any ideas?
--
Hmm...they have the Internet on COMPUTERS now!