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Moving the cursor
I would like to move the cursor to the first or any coloumn in the same row
writing a macro. Can anyone help. Thanks in advance -- suresh gandhi |
Moving the cursor
Assuming you not mrean the mouse cursor, but the active cell, here's afew
options: Range("A1").select Activecell.offset(10,0).select Application.Goto Range("IV1") NickHK "Gandhi Bojja" wrote in message ... I would like to move the cursor to the first or any coloumn in the same row writing a macro. Can anyone help. Thanks in advance -- suresh gandhi |
Moving the cursor
Here is another one:
Activecell.EntireRow.Cells(1).select This will move the "cursor" to the first column in the same row. For any other column change the value 1 to the desired column number. Joerg "NickHK" wrote in message ... Assuming you not mrean the mouse cursor, but the active cell, here's afew options: Range("A1").select Activecell.offset(10,0).select Application.Goto Range("IV1") NickHK "Gandhi Bojja" wrote in message ... I would like to move the cursor to the first or any coloumn in the same row writing a macro. Can anyone help. Thanks in advance -- suresh gandhi |
Moving the cursor
Thanks Nick and Joen
suresh gandhi |
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