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Saving ActiveCell coordinates
Hi there,
I haven't performed any programming for years and I have a memory blank on how to resolve this easy issue. I need to save the current ActiveCell coordinates of the cursor so that I can programmatically jump back to this cell at some later stage. I need the code to save the current cell position and also the code to jump back to this position. I know it involves copying the cell info to variable(s) and using Range to jump but all my attempts have failed :( Thanks James |
Saving ActiveCell coordinates
Hi
first: why are you 'jumping' around at all. Normally no need for select statements in your code For saving try: sub foo() dim oldcell as range dim oldwks as worksheet set oldwks=activesheet set oldcell=activecell 'your code oldwks.activate oldcell.select end sub -- Regards Frank Kabel Frankfurt, Germany "James Duncan" <James schrieb im Newsbeitrag ... Hi there, I haven't performed any programming for years and I have a memory blank on how to resolve this easy issue. I need to save the current ActiveCell coordinates of the cursor so that I can programmatically jump back to this cell at some later stage. I need the code to save the current cell position and also the code to jump back to this position. I know it involves copying the cell info to variable(s) and using Range to jump but all my attempts have failed :( Thanks James |
Saving ActiveCell coordinates
James
one way: Sub SaveAndJump() Dim ACAddress As String MsgBox ActiveCell.Address ACAddress = ActiveCell.Address Range("AC1").Select MsgBox ActiveCell.Address Range(ACAddress).Select MsgBox ActiveCell.Address End Sub Regards Trevor "James Duncan" <James wrote in message ... Hi there, I haven't performed any programming for years and I have a memory blank on how to resolve this easy issue. I need to save the current ActiveCell coordinates of the cursor so that I can programmatically jump back to this cell at some later stage. I need the code to save the current cell position and also the code to jump back to this position. I know it involves copying the cell info to variable(s) and using Range to jump but all my attempts have failed :( Thanks James |
Saving ActiveCell coordinates
Sub ActCell()
Dim c c = ActiveCell.Address End Sub Cheers... Mike F "James Duncan" <James wrote in message ... Hi there, I haven't performed any programming for years and I have a memory blank on how to resolve this easy issue. I need to save the current ActiveCell coordinates of the cursor so that I can programmatically jump back to this cell at some later stage. I need the code to save the current cell position and also the code to jump back to this position. I know it involves copying the cell info to variable(s) and using Range to jump but all my attempts have failed :( Thanks James |
Saving ActiveCell coordinates
A "simplistic" method (I'm simple!).
'Save the row/col values r=activecell.Row c=activecell.Column 'Go back cells(r,c).select -- Regards; Rob ------------------------------------------------------------------------ "James Duncan" <James wrote in message ... Hi there, I haven't performed any programming for years and I have a memory blank on how to resolve this easy issue. I need to save the current ActiveCell coordinates of the cursor so that I can programmatically jump back to this cell at some later stage. I need the code to save the current cell position and also the code to jump back to this position. I know it involves copying the cell info to variable(s) and using Range to jump but all my attempts have failed :( Thanks James |
Saving ActiveCell coordinates
Dim rng as Range
set rng = ActiveCell .. . . Application.Goto rng, true -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "James Duncan" <James wrote in message ... Hi there, I haven't performed any programming for years and I have a memory blank on how to resolve this easy issue. I need to save the current ActiveCell coordinates of the cursor so that I can programmatically jump back to this cell at some later stage. I need the code to save the current cell position and also the code to jump back to this position. I know it involves copying the cell info to variable(s) and using Range to jump but all my attempts have failed :( Thanks James |
Saving ActiveCell coordinates
James,
Try something like Dim SaveRng As Range Set SaveRng = ActiveCell ' your code here SaveRng.Select -- Cordially, Chip Pearson Microsoft MVP - Excel Pearson Software Consulting, LLC www.cpearson.com "James Duncan" <James wrote in message ... Hi there, I haven't performed any programming for years and I have a memory blank on how to resolve this easy issue. I need to save the current ActiveCell coordinates of the cursor so that I can programmatically jump back to this cell at some later stage. I need the code to save the current cell position and also the code to jump back to this position. I know it involves copying the cell info to variable(s) and using Range to jump but all my attempts have failed :( Thanks James |
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