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select last dirtied cell
HI,
I would like to know how to write the code that goes back to the last "dirtied" cell (i.e. the cell which I last typed data in before performing VBA to copy in a cell at the top of the worksheet). Thanks in advance, geebee |
select last dirtied cell
If you don't do any selecting in your code, won't it still be active?
-- HTH Bob Phillips (replace somewhere in email address with gmail if mailing direct) "geebee" wrote in message ... HI, I would like to know how to write the code that goes back to the last "dirtied" cell (i.e. the cell which I last typed data in before performing VBA to copy in a cell at the top of the worksheet). Thanks in advance, geebee |
select last dirtied cell
at the top of your procedure
set cell = ActiveCell then when you want to return application.Goto cell, true would be the best guess. -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "geebee" wrote: HI, I would like to know how to write the code that goes back to the last "dirtied" cell (i.e. the cell which I last typed data in before performing VBA to copy in a cell at the top of the worksheet). Thanks in advance, geebee |
select last dirtied cell
here is an idea for you.
Sub test() dirty_cell = ActiveCell.Address 'then ' do stuff here 'at the end of your macro Range(dirty_cell).Select End Sub geebee wrote: HI, I would like to know how to write the code that goes back to the last "dirtied" cell (i.e. the cell which I last typed data in before performing VBA to copy in a cell at the top of the worksheet). Thanks in advance, geebee |
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