I have a macro that turns off screen updating and then proceeds to jump
around to different worksheets to copy/paste/change some cells. At the end of
this macro process, before I turn screen updating back on, I want to return
to the cell/worksheet that I was on when I started started the macro running.
This is not always the same cell/worksheet and I can't seem to find how one
would do this. Any suggestions?

Hello

If I inderstande your question :

Before the traitement you declare an objet range

MyRange = activesheet.select

And, after the traitement you reposituonne the selection
MyRange.parent.parent.activate
MyRange.parent.select
MyRange.select

or, something almost

J a c q u e s

"Bob Arnett" a écrit dans le message
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I have a macro that turns off screen updating and then proceeds to jump
around to different worksheets to copy/paste/change some cells. At the end
of
this macro process, before I turn screen updating back on, I want to
return
to the cell/worksheet that I was on when I started started the macro
running.
This is not always the same cell/worksheet and I can't seem to find how
one
would do this. Any suggestions?

My suggestion is to not jump all around in the first place. It is almost
never required to select worksheets and cells to affect changes to them via
VBA. However, you did not post your code so it is a little hard for any of
us to show you how to avoid it in your particular situation.

Rick


"Bob Arnett" wrote in message
...
I have a macro that turns off screen updating and then proceeds to jump
around to different worksheets to copy/paste/change some cells. At the end
of
this macro process, before I turn screen updating back on, I want to
return
to the cell/worksheet that I was on when I started started the macro
running.
This is not always the same cell/worksheet and I can't seem to find how
one
would do this. Any suggestions?

Hi Bob,

As already indicated by Rick, it is rarely
necessary, or efficient to select objects;
normally it is preferable to manipulate
relevant object variables.

That said, one approach might be:

'=========
Public Sub Tester()
Dim rngOriginal As Range
Dim rCellOriginal As Range

Set rngOriginal = Selection
Set rCellOriginal = ActiveCell

' Your code

Application.Goto rngOriginal
rCellOriginal.Activate
End Sub
'<<=========



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Regards.
Norman


"Bob Arnett" wrote in message
...
I have a macro that turns off screen updating and then proceeds to jump
around to different worksheets to copy/paste/change some cells. At the end
of
this macro process, before I turn screen updating back on, I want to
return
to the cell/worksheet that I was on when I started started the macro
running.
This is not always the same cell/worksheet and I can't seem to find how
one
would do this. Any suggestions?