I'm writing a macro to format column headers and adjust column widths.

The question i want to ask is, "how do I deselect the named range i
just searched within, keeping the cursor on the cell I found."

Essentially...
(the header row is a named range, "Headers")
1. Goto "Headers"
2. Find "HeaderTitle3" (this avoids finding instances elsewhere on the
sheet)
3. ...then i would like to:
a.) apply Bold for this cell only
b.) adjust the column width to "10"

Problem: at step 3, the named range "Headers" is still selected, and
all formatting applied affects everything within this range (all the
headers).

Is there a command i can use to de-select the named range, after i find
the cell within it i need?

One note: a problem i'm addressing is that rows and columns will be
added to this sheet. Therefore, if I name a cell "D2" in the script,
then add a column (C), then the reference is incorrect.
To de-select the range, I tried using the arrow keys to move up 1
cell, then down 1 cell, but in the recorded Macro, it simply named the
cell that was selected ( Range("D2").Select ) so that's not a solution.
Custom Views seems to use cell references as well; after inserting
a new column, then selecting a custom view, the formatting is applied
to the wrong columns (still applied to column D, after I insert a new
column C and push it over to become D)
I'd rather avoid naming the individual columns as named
ranges/cells, because i have almost 200 columns.

thx,
bob