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Default I instruction to move to a different Worksheet

These lines are already coded€¦
Dim srcProgramSummaryWs As Worksheet
Set srcProgramSummaryWs = Sheets("ProgramSummary")

When AA1 is selected I want to move from the current Worksheet to the
srcProgramSummaryWs Worksheet€¦ How so I do this?

If Target.Address = "$AA$1" Then
€˜ needed instruction?
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Default I instruction to move to a different Worksheet

Hi CRayF,

Try:

If Target.Address = "$AA$1" Then srcProgramSummaryWs.Activate

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These lines are already coded.
Dim srcProgramSummaryWs As Worksheet
Set srcProgramSummaryWs = Sheets("ProgramSummary")

When AA1 is selected I want to move from the current Worksheet to the
srcProgramSummaryWs Worksheet. How so I do this?

If Target.Address = "$AA$1" Then
' needed instruction?
End If



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