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Selection.End(xlToLeft).Select
Hi Norbert,
Try: ActiveCell.EntireRow.Cells(1).Select Although it is rarely necessary to make selections. --- Regards, Norman "Norbert Jaeger" wrote in message ... Selection.End(xlToLeft).Select which command will move the cursor to column A, independent of blank cells or cells inclusive entries? Not each cell in a row does have an entry. So once the active cell is M5 and there are entries up to C5 (B5 is blank). The cursor will only jump to C5 with above mentioned command. Regards, Norbertx |
Selection.End(xlToLeft).Select
Selection.End(xlToLeft).Select
which command will move the cursor to column A, independent of blank cells or cells inclusive entries? Not each cell in a row does have an entry. So once the active cell is M5 and there are entries up to C5 (B5 is blank). The cursor will only jump to C5 with above mentioned command. Regards, Norbertx |
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