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macro {r 1} command in lotus
Lotus had a command that allowed you to move the cursor within a macro. The
comand was {r 5} which would move the cursor -right 5- from the current location. Excell seems to record the keystroke movement into a specific cell reference within the macro. I see you can do a similar command with "Selection.End(xlDown)" but I want to move a defined # of cells. not to the end of a range. Any bhelp would be appreciated. |
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