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I have recorded a macro to try and position my cursor in the next blank cell
at the bottom of a list. I have the following to send the cursor to the bottom of the list : Selection.End(xlDown).Select but the next line is : Range("B4").Select which obviously continuously selects B4. What is the command to just drop down one cell? |
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ActiveCell.Offset(1,0)
"sot" wrote: I have recorded a macro to try and position my cursor in the next blank cell at the bottom of a list. I have the following to send the cursor to the bottom of the list : Selection.End(xlDown).Select but the next line is : Range("B4").Select which obviously continuously selects B4. What is the command to just drop down one cell? |
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Give this a try...
Selection.End(xlDown).Offset(1, 0).Select -- HTH... Jim Thomlinson "sot" wrote: I have recorded a macro to try and position my cursor in the next blank cell at the bottom of a list. I have the following to send the cursor to the bottom of the list : Selection.End(xlDown).Select but the next line is : Range("B4").Select which obviously continuously selects B4. What is the command to just drop down one cell? |
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There are several ways to do it:
Selection.End(xlDown).Offset(1, 0).Select Or Selection.End(xlDown).Select Selection.Offset(1, 0).Activate Either of these two will put the cursor in the cell below the last data cell in that column. "sot" wrote: I have recorded a macro to try and position my cursor in the next blank cell at the bottom of a list. I have the following to send the cursor to the bottom of the list : Selection.End(xlDown).Select but the next line is : Range("B4").Select which obviously continuously selects B4. What is the command to just drop down one cell? |
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Great. Many thanks
Sue "Nigel RS" wrote: ActiveCell.Offset(1,0) "sot" wrote: I have recorded a macro to try and position my cursor in the next blank cell at the bottom of a list. I have the following to send the cursor to the bottom of the list : Selection.End(xlDown).Select but the next line is : Range("B4").Select which obviously continuously selects B4. What is the command to just drop down one cell? |
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