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Excel 2003 Screen View
I have worked with excel vba for several years now and have never been able
to find out how to have a cell appear directly in a certain location in the screen. Like I want [B675] to appear in the top left corner of the application screen right under the column headings. |
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Excel 2003 Screen View
Hi Gene,
Try: Application.Goto Reference:=Range("B675"), Scroll:=True --- Regards, Norman "Gene Mills" wrote in message . .. I have worked with excel vba for several years now and have never been able to find out how to have a cell appear directly in a certain location in the screen. Like I want [B675] to appear in the top left corner of the application screen right under the column headings. |
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