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Default Showing activecell in view

Easy nothin... even I got it wrong... :) Come to think of it my getting it
wrong is not much of a stretch...

"ben" wrote:

well sure jim if you want to do it the EASY way :-p lol

"Jim Thomlinson" wrote:

You're going to kick yourself...

Activecell.show

So obvious as to be invisible...


"Daniel Bonallack" wrote:

The last line of my code selects an entire row
cells(x,1).EntireRow.Select

I had hoped that this row would be in view to the user, but no, the sheet is
left where I last scrolled it to.

Can someone give me a piece of code that will scroll the sheet so that the
highlighted row is in view (if it makes a difference, I have Freeze Panes on
so that Row 1 and columns 1,2,3 are frozen)

Thanks in advance
Daniel

 
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