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Default How to set ActiveCell to a new column?


I want to set the activecell to the same row it currently is and set
the column to "B". The activecell can be in any column. I looked
into using "offset", but it would take a bit more (calcing if a
negative or positive offset) than I would suspect. Is there something
like "Set Activecell.Column = "B""?

How do the pros do it?

Carl

 
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