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Default Sheet scroll based on variable

Hi Folks!

Need some help with a macro.

I want to use a data validation drop down to select a variable and based on
that variable have the worksheet scroll down a set amount of rows. The
number of rows to scroll has not yet been determined. I'll have to
experiment to find the exact number. There will be a total of 17 variables
named Week1, Week2, Week3 ....... Week17

Say cell A1 has the drop down. From the drop down I select Week12. I click a
button that the macro is assigned to and the sheet scrolls down X number of
rows. The number of rows to scroll is dependant on which variable is
selected and as I said, I'll need to experiement to find the exact number.

The logic would be something like:

If A1 = Week1 scroll down X number of rows
If A1 = Week2 scroll down X number of rows
etc

Thanks for any help.

Biff


 
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