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Return to active cell after macro completes
After running a macro that was activated by a button, the button stays on
focus and I have to press the Escape Key to return to the active cell. What can I do to prevent this? Thanks. |
Return to active cell after macro completes
activecell.select
or activecell activate Dan "Dave" wrote: After running a macro that was activated by a button, the button stays on focus and I have to press the Escape Key to return to the active cell. What can I do to prevent this? Thanks. |
Return to active cell after macro completes
activecell.select
But whic cell this is can depend on what your macro does. Dan Hatola wrote: activecell.select or activecell activate Dan "Dave" wrote: After running a macro that was activated by a button, the button stays on focus and I have to press the Escape Key to return to the active cell. What can I do to prevent this? Thanks. |
Return to active cell after macro completes
If it's a command button from the Controls Toolbox, you can
TakeFocusOnClick=false. NickHK "Dave" ... After running a macro that was activated by a button, the button stays on focus and I have to press the Escape Key to return to the active cell. What can I do to prevent this? Thanks. |
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