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Move curser left one cell
When I click on the finished button on my dialog box I would like the focus
to move left by 1 cell. So if cell E4 is active I want cell D4 to become active. |
Move curser left one cell
If you dialog box is closed by you clicking a button there will be
code to close it i presume. Therefore make the last line of the code, sheets("sheet1").range("d4").activate or activecell.offset(0,-1).select |
Move curser left one cell
G'day
If you don't know where the cursor is going to be at any given time, the generic way of achieveing this is : Activecell.Offset(0,-1).Select The first co-ordinate for an offset is for Row - in this case you want to stay on the same row so you use 0. The second co-ordinate is for Column. To go 1 column to the left you use -1. You'll have to be careful to allow for the possibility that the active cell is in row A. Trying to go left from there will give you a run time error. -- Time is just the thing that keeps everything from happening all at once "anon" wrote: If you dialog box is closed by you clicking a button there will be code to close it i presume. Therefore make the last line of the code, sheets("sheet1").range("d4").activate or activecell.offset(0,-1).select |
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