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Try... ActiveCell.Offset(0, 1).Select Jim Cone San Francisco, USA "A Waller" wrote in message ... I am in need of osme help. I have asked previously and have gotten no response. I have a macro which when executed wil find the first entry of a particular product code. Once the find has done its job, I need to select the cell to the right of the active cell. Then I will cut and paste the information in that column to another. Could someone please tell me how to get this move to work without choosing a "specific" cell. This macro will run on many different files so the product code will never be in the same place twice so I need to make sure the macro only moves to the right from the "found" cell. Any assistance would be greatly appreciated. -- A Waller |
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