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Default Directional buttons

I have a time sheet I want to put directional buttons on similar to a
calendar so you can move forward and backward to view different pay
periods.
Each pay period is 2 weeks long taking up 14 columns + 1 column for
NOTES + 1 column for a border, so every pay period is 16 columns wide.
Using the Macro Recorder in Excel 2007 it used this;
ActiveWindow.ScrollColumn = 21 or 37 or 53 etc. Could I count what
column the user is looking at and substitute the number after
ActiveWindow.ScrollColumn = with n+ or – 16 ?
Is this the best method for moving the focus for a user or can someone
suggest something better?
 
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