I have changed a macro that starts with the execution of a Find. Before
the change, the result of the Find would end up activating a cell in
column J, and then it would proceed........

Now, the result of the Find could result in activating a cell in either
of 3 different columns.

What I want is after the Find, the cell in column B is activated.
Before, this was easy in that I could use the Offset command to move
the cursor X number of cells to the left. Now, I don't know where I
will end up after the Find. So, I don't know how many to move to the
left.
Is there a way to keep it on the same line, but move it to column B ?

Thanks,
Hope everyone had a great holiday
J.O.

excelnut1954 wrote:

Is there a way to keep it on the same line, but move it to column B ?


Hi excelnut1954

Try

Cells(ActiveCell.Row,"B").Select

Regards

Steve

Thanks,
Hope everyone had a great holiday
J.O.

It ain't a holiday in the UK. :-(

EXCELLENT. So simple, yet effective. I appreciate your quick response.
Thanks.
Opps... sorry about the holiday reference. I guess it's my American
"Me" syndrome at work. Being of Welsh descent, I've always favored
those in the UK.
Thanks again,
J.O.

Scoops wrote:
excelnut1954 wrote:

Is there a way to keep it on the same line, but move it to column B ?


Hi excelnut1954

Try

Cells(ActiveCell.Row,"B").Select

Regards

Steve

Thanks,
Hope everyone had a great holiday
J.O.

It ain't a holiday in the UK. :-(