Is there a command that simply increments the row number?

I know you can use the command cells(x,x) to select the specific cell
but I would like to increment the row number, without prior knowledge
of where I was.

Also is there a command that returns the current active cell?

- D

Hi Denis,

Your two questions are very related ...
ActiveCell.Row would give you the row number of the active cell
and
ActiveCell.Offset(1,0) does increment the row by 1 and the column by 0
....

HTH
Carim


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maybe something like this

Option Explicit
Dim rNum As Long
Sub next_row()
rNum = ActiveCell.Row + 1
Debug.Print rNum
End Sub

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Gary


"den1s" wrote in message
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Is there a command that simply increments the row number?

I know you can use the command cells(x,x) to select the specific cell
but I would like to increment the row number, without prior knowledge
of where I was.

Also is there a command that returns the current active cell?

- D

Just to add to Carim's post
ActiveCell.offset(1,0).Select

selects the next cell down from the currently selected cell.

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Regards,
Tom Ogilvy


"den1s" wrote in message
oups.com...
Is there a command that simply increments the row number?

I know you can use the command cells(x,x) to select the specific cell
but I would like to increment the row number, without prior knowledge
of where I was.

Also is there a command that returns the current active cell?

- D