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Moving Active Cell to Upper Left Hand Corner of Screen
Wow. Simple.
Thank you. "Jim Rech" wrote: Application.Goto Reference:="R217C189", Scroll:=True -- Jim "RJB" wrote in message ... |I want to run a macro that goes to a specific cell - say, GG217. | | Here's my code: | Sub GotoGG217 | Sheets("Sheet1").Select | Application.Goto Reference:="R217C189" | End Sub | | This selects GG217, but sometimes it's on the lower-right hand corner of the | screen, sometimes the upper right, etc. I'd like it in the UPPER LEFT. | | How to do? (And since it doesn't seem to be consistent, and different folks | will be running this with different-sized monitors, putting in | "ActiveWindow.SmallScroll" probably won't work...) |
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