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ActiveCell.Offset(0, 238).Activate
Case "7CB"
feecode = Worksheets("PPO-Custom").Range("B5").Value
Case Else

End Select

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Okay ignore my prior note. I had to close the VB editior and it ran.
However, it is still not correct, I've missed something. When it runs,
it pulls up the sheet that is referenced and the cursor is in B5. It is
suppose to stay on the same sheet and pull back a fee for that
particular fee sch and fee code that was selected.


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