Hi

have the following line in a macro, but now need it to go to column "A" all
the time to pick up some data, how do I force it to a specific column, but
stay on the same row?

Just to confirm the "rng.Address" could be anything from column B ~ X

Range(rng.Address).Offset(rowoffset:=0, Columnoffset:=2).Activate

Range("A" & activecell.row()).select

HTH
Giz

"Craig McK" wrote:

Hi

have the following line in a macro, but now need it to go to column "A" all
the time to pick up some data, how do I force it to a specific column, but
stay on the same row?

Just to confirm the "rng.Address" could be anything from column B ~ X

Range(rng.Address).Offset(rowoffset:=0, Columnoffset:=2).Activate

Here are a couple of ways:

rng.entirerow.cells(1).activate
or
cells(rng.row,1).activate

If rng is on the activesheet, then there's no reason to use range(rng.address).



Craig McK wrote:

Hi

have the following line in a macro, but now need it to go to column "A" all
the time to pick up some data, how do I force it to a specific column, but
stay on the same row?

Just to confirm the "rng.Address" could be anything from column B ~ X

Range(rng.Address).Offset(rowoffset:=0, Columnoffset:=2).Activate

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Dave Peterson