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Default VBA code for cursor movement without leaving scroll area


I have the following code to run using the control + enter. It works
great but when I add the vba code to move the cursor to the right, it
goes beyond the scroll area range I have set up (instead of going to
the next row & 1st cell in the scroll area).

Anyone got any ideas how to move the cursor without it leaving the
scroll area?

In other words, when I hit the conrol + Enter, I want the data from the
cell above to copy to the active cell & move the cursor to the next cell
without having to hit enter again.

Thanks,

mikeburg


[VBA]
Sub WTurnOnCtrlEnter()
'Turns on control + enter
Application.OnKey "^~", "YDefaultMacro"
End Sub
Sub YDefaultMacro()
ActiveCell.Offset(0, 0) = ActiveCell.Offset(-1, 0)
End Sub
Sub XTurnOffCtrlEnter()
'Turns off control + enter
Application.OnKey "^~"
End Sub
[\VBA]


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