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Default Determine upper visible corner of sheet

Note: Thought I posted this over an hour ago but something must have
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I know how to find the address of the current "Active Cell". However,
sometimes the active cell is not visible on the screen. How can I
determine the upper left most visible cell (not including any cells
included in the frozen panes?

Basically, I'm trying to capture the row number of the visible row (not
necessarilly active) so that I can navigate across the sheet but keep
that row visible.

Any ideas?

Thanks,

John

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Hi John,

try something like this:
application.Windows(1).VisibleRange.Address

regards,
Ivan

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Thanks, Ivan.

That did the trick.

- John

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