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Go to row # that is in a cell
I need VBA code that will go to the cell in column A and the row # in my
named cell CustomerCount. For example, if the value in the CustomerCount cell = 77, then I need the code to go to cell $A$77. Can this be done in a single command? |
Go to row # that is in a cell
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Cells(Range("CustomerCount").Value, 1).Select Mike Bill_S wrote: I need VBA code that will go to the cell in column A and the row # in my named cell CustomerCount. For example, if the value in the CustomerCount cell = 77, then I need the code to go to cell $A$77. Can this be done in a single command? |
Go to row # that is in a cell
application.Goto reference:=range("A" & range(CustomerCount").value)
-- HTH Bob Phillips (replace somewhere in email address with gmail if mailing direct) "Bill_S" wrote in message ... I need VBA code that will go to the cell in column A and the row # in my named cell CustomerCount. For example, if the value in the CustomerCount cell = 77, then I need the code to go to cell $A$77. Can this be done in a single command? |
Go to row # that is in a cell
Try this
Application.Goto Range("A" & Range("CustomerCount").Value) Or if you want it to be the first row Application.Goto Range("A" & Range("CustomerCount").Value), True -- Regards Ron de Bruin http://www.rondebruin.nl "Bill_S" wrote in message ... I need VBA code that will go to the cell in column A and the row # in my named cell CustomerCount. For example, if the value in the CustomerCount cell = 77, then I need the code to go to cell $A$77. Can this be done in a single command? |
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