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Select a cell
'I want to set thye selected cell on sheet1 without having to select the
sheet. Anyone know how? sheet1.select sheet1.cells.select sheet2.select sheet1.cells(1,1).select 'won't let me do this. Thanks Rob |
Select a cell
Hi Rob
maybe if you can tell us what you're trying to achieve we'll be able to come up with an alternative method - because "select" is the same thing as you clicking on a cell - and you can't click on a cell in a sheet that isn't selected. Cheers JulieD "Rob" wrote in message ... 'I want to set thye selected cell on sheet1 without having to select the sheet. Anyone know how? sheet1.select sheet1.cells.select sheet2.select sheet1.cells(1,1).select 'won't let me do this. Thanks Rob |
Select a cell
ok: Excel remembers what you last had selected on a sheet. I'm going to
send several sheets out as a report. With my macro, I copy-paste values without selecting the sheet, which changes what excel is remembering. Now when the person receives the report, and activates the sheet, the whole sheet is selected. Instead of this I'd like just cell A1 to be selected. I could use screenupdating, but I'd rather do it without ever having to activate the sheet, even invisibly. "JulieD" wrote: Hi Rob maybe if you can tell us what you're trying to achieve we'll be able to come up with an alternative method - because "select" is the same thing as you clicking on a cell - and you can't click on a cell in a sheet that isn't selected. Cheers JulieD "Rob" wrote in message ... 'I want to set thye selected cell on sheet1 without having to select the sheet. Anyone know how? sheet1.select sheet1.cells.select sheet2.select sheet1.cells(1,1).select 'won't let me do this. Thanks Rob |
Select a cell
Hi Rob
you could put a code against a worksheet_activate event so that when they select the sheet the cursor goes to cell A1. e.g. Private Sub Worksheet_Activate() Range("A1").Select End Sub -will this solve your problem? Cheers JulieD "Rob" wrote in message ... ok: Excel remembers what you last had selected on a sheet. I'm going to send several sheets out as a report. With my macro, I copy-paste values without selecting the sheet, which changes what excel is remembering. Now when the person receives the report, and activates the sheet, the whole sheet is selected. Instead of this I'd like just cell A1 to be selected. I could use screenupdating, but I'd rather do it without ever having to activate the sheet, even invisibly. "JulieD" wrote: Hi Rob maybe if you can tell us what you're trying to achieve we'll be able to come up with an alternative method - because "select" is the same thing as you clicking on a cell - and you can't click on a cell in a sheet that isn't selected. Cheers JulieD "Rob" wrote in message ... 'I want to set thye selected cell on sheet1 without having to select the sheet. Anyone know how? sheet1.select sheet1.cells.select sheet2.select sheet1.cells(1,1).select 'won't let me do this. Thanks Rob |
Select a cell
.....not really, that will mean cell A1 gets selected every time the user goes
to the sheet. I only want it to be selected the first time the user goes into the report, as if I'd selected the cell before sending the report. "JulieD" wrote: Hi Rob you could put a code against a worksheet_activate event so that when they select the sheet the cursor goes to cell A1. e.g. Private Sub Worksheet_Activate() Range("A1").Select End Sub -will this solve your problem? Cheers JulieD "Rob" wrote in message ... ok: Excel remembers what you last had selected on a sheet. I'm going to send several sheets out as a report. With my macro, I copy-paste values without selecting the sheet, which changes what excel is remembering. Now when the person receives the report, and activates the sheet, the whole sheet is selected. Instead of this I'd like just cell A1 to be selected. I could use screenupdating, but I'd rather do it without ever having to activate the sheet, even invisibly. "JulieD" wrote: Hi Rob maybe if you can tell us what you're trying to achieve we'll be able to come up with an alternative method - because "select" is the same thing as you clicking on a cell - and you can't click on a cell in a sheet that isn't selected. Cheers JulieD "Rob" wrote in message ... 'I want to set thye selected cell on sheet1 without having to select the sheet. Anyone know how? sheet1.select sheet1.cells.select sheet2.select sheet1.cells(1,1).select 'won't let me do this. Thanks Rob |
Select a cell
.....not really, that will mean cell A1 gets selected every time the user goes
to the sheet. I only want it to be selected the first time the user goes into the report, as if I'd selected the cell before sending the report. "JulieD" wrote: Hi Rob you could put a code against a worksheet_activate event so that when they select the sheet the cursor goes to cell A1. e.g. Private Sub Worksheet_Activate() Range("A1").Select End Sub -will this solve your problem? Cheers JulieD "Rob" wrote in message ... ok: Excel remembers what you last had selected on a sheet. I'm going to send several sheets out as a report. With my macro, I copy-paste values without selecting the sheet, which changes what excel is remembering. Now when the person receives the report, and activates the sheet, the whole sheet is selected. Instead of this I'd like just cell A1 to be selected. I could use screenupdating, but I'd rather do it without ever having to activate the sheet, even invisibly. "JulieD" wrote: Hi Rob maybe if you can tell us what you're trying to achieve we'll be able to come up with an alternative method - because "select" is the same thing as you clicking on a cell - and you can't click on a cell in a sheet that isn't selected. Cheers JulieD "Rob" wrote in message ... 'I want to set thye selected cell on sheet1 without having to select the sheet. Anyone know how? sheet1.select sheet1.cells.select sheet2.select sheet1.cells(1,1).select 'won't let me do this. Thanks Rob |
Select a cell
Maybe I've misunderstood what you are trying to do. Why can't you just enter
code for the macro to select cell A1 before it's done running? Copy & paste everything, then select cell A1, do whatever else you want, and end the macro where you want. You could also set the values of the cells rather than copy & paste which may accomplish what you want without selecting the entire sheet. "Rob" wrote: ....not really, that will mean cell A1 gets selected every time the user goes to the sheet. I only want it to be selected the first time the user goes into the report, as if I'd selected the cell before sending the report. "JulieD" wrote: Hi Rob you could put a code against a worksheet_activate event so that when they select the sheet the cursor goes to cell A1. e.g. Private Sub Worksheet_Activate() Range("A1").Select End Sub -will this solve your problem? Cheers JulieD "Rob" wrote in message ... ok: Excel remembers what you last had selected on a sheet. I'm going to send several sheets out as a report. With my macro, I copy-paste values without selecting the sheet, which changes what excel is remembering. Now when the person receives the report, and activates the sheet, the whole sheet is selected. Instead of this I'd like just cell A1 to be selected. I could use screenupdating, but I'd rather do it without ever having to activate the sheet, even invisibly. "JulieD" wrote: Hi Rob maybe if you can tell us what you're trying to achieve we'll be able to come up with an alternative method - because "select" is the same thing as you clicking on a cell - and you can't click on a cell in a sheet that isn't selected. Cheers JulieD "Rob" wrote in message ... 'I want to set thye selected cell on sheet1 without having to select the sheet. Anyone know how? sheet1.select sheet1.cells.select sheet2.select sheet1.cells(1,1).select 'won't let me do this. Thanks Rob |
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