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Moving Active Cell to Upper Left Hand Corner of Screen
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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