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Fernando,
You can use a worksheet_change event handler to do just this.

Right click on the worksheet tab then at the top of the VBA edito
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Private Sub Worksheet_Change(ByVal Target As Range)
If Target = Range("A1") Then Range("B10").Select
End Sub

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thank you i ave tried what you have suggested an not much happens.

if i start off with range a1 selected and then hit return to go to a2
nothing happens...i was expecting it to go to b10.

Am i doing somthing wrong

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