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Sorry, I did not explain this very well in my previous post.

Iąd prefer that I do not have to name each worksheet in the macro, just be
able to select the cells in the frontmost worksheet, then apply the macro
zoom to fit the window.

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Default Zoom window to selection (further clarification)

Select some cells and then run:

Sub Macro1()
ActiveWindow.Zoom = True
End Sub

If you assign a shortcut key to the macro, it will be super easy to use.
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Sorry, I did not explain this very well in my previous post.

IÂąd prefer that I do not have to name each worksheet in the macro, just be
able to select the cells in the frontmost worksheet, then apply the macro
zoom to fit the window.


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Many thx. Really simple once you know....


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Sub Macro1()
ActiveWindow.Zoom = True
End Sub


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