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I have to apologize for so badly misunderstanding.
But I have a simple thing you might try. Create a Custom View with the screen display set the way you want...O1 in the top left corner. Name it something i.e. "normal" Then call that Custom View "normal" at the end of your macro. You can also hide columns and rows you don't want displayed if you want to specifically only show a range like O1:Y20. The Custom View will keep that as well. ScottD "Grace" wrote: This is totally confusing. In other words, I'd like everyone to be able to see a typical, decent numbered, block of cells starting with cell O1 at the top-left corner, e.g., O1 through Y20. Am I missing something? D "nope" wrote in message ... you say " All I want to do is put cell O1 at the top left corner of everyone's monitor" A totally different approach would be to postion a textbox there and then for the text have it =O1. I use this on huge sheets with external ranges and use a formula to tell the last invoice date in the range. As I say, it is a different way to show the same thing. |
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