Hello -

I would like to figure out if a certain cell is currently shown in the
current view. For instance, the excel window only displays rows 20-30
and the desired cell is in row 40 then I want to use a
ActiveWindow.ScrollRow = 40 command to make it visible.

I realize that I could just call .Select on the cell but I don't want
to move the current selection.

I found the ActiveWindow.VisibleRange function but how can I determine
from that information whether a certain cell is in the visible range?

Thanks!
Joe

if Intersect(ActiveWindow.VisibleRange,Range("A40")) is nothing then
'not in view
Activewindow.ScrollRow = 35
end if

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Regards,
Tom Ogilvy


"Joe HM" wrote:

Hello -

I would like to figure out if a certain cell is currently shown in the
current view. For instance, the excel window only displays rows 20-30
and the desired cell is in row 40 then I want to use a
ActiveWindow.ScrollRow = 40 command to make it visible.

I realize that I could just call .Select on the cell but I don't want
to move the current selection.

I found the ActiveWindow.VisibleRange function but how can I determine
from that information whether a certain cell is in the visible range?

Thanks!
Joe

Hello -

Thanks a lot for help! I guess I did not know there was an Intersect()
function ... but that will come in handy in other cases as well!

Joe