You might be interested in an old procedure where using a "named range" will
make the focus in a range of cells move to the next *pre-selected* cell,
following the exact route established at the time of range creation.

Check out this link to an old post:

http://tinyurl.com/39vzv

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HTH,

RD

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"Publius" wrote in message
...
Thanks. But would you mind taking a look at the code and see if you can
decipher what I'm doing wrong. It does not work at all. THANKS!

Private Sub Worksheet_Change(ByVal Target As Range)

Select Case Target.Address
Case Is = "$B$1"
Range("D31").Select
Case Is = "$D$31"
Range("D33").Select
Case Is = "$D$33"
Range("B38").Select
Case Is = ("$B$38")
Range("C38").Select
Case Is = ("$C$38")
Range("B39").Select
Case Is = ("$C$39")
Range("B40").Select
Case Is = ("$B$40")
Range("C40").Select
Case Is = ("$B$41")
Range("B41").Select
Case Is = "$B$43"
Range ("C43")
Case Else
'ignor anything else
End Select

End Sub

"JLatham" wrote:

Not a worksheet function to do that. But the worksheet_Change() event
was
just made for it! Here's a quick piece of code you can adapt easily,
Make
sure you use the $ symbols in the addresses tested. There are other ways
to
use this event routine to do this kind of thing, but as long as you're
dealing with just a few cells on a sheet this should work ok without
being
too time consuming:

Private Sub Worksheet_Change(ByVal Target As Range)

Select Case Target.Address
Case Is = "$C$12"
Range("B14").Select
Case Is = "$D$12", "$E$12"
Range("G11").Select
Case Else
'ignor anything else
End Select

End Sub

To put the code in the right place, right-click on the sheet's tab and
choose [View Code] then cut and paste this into the code sheet presented
to
you.

"Publius" wrote:

In Excel 2002 I want to insert a command in certain (not all) cells
that once
data is entered therein and "enter" or a hot key is pressed advances
the cell
selection to another specific (specified) cell within the worksheet.
For
example: type "123" in C-1 and pressing "enter" moves the next cell
selection to E-12. Can anyone tell me how to do this?

Bookmarked! "old idea" definitely does not make it a bad idea.

"RagDyer" wrote:

You might be interested in an old procedure where using a "named range" will
make the focus in a range of cells move to the next *pre-selected* cell,
following the exact route established at the time of range creation.

Check out this link to an old post:

http://tinyurl.com/39vzv

--
HTH,

RD

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"Publius" wrote in message
...
Thanks. But would you mind taking a look at the code and see if you can
decipher what I'm doing wrong. It does not work at all. THANKS!

Private Sub Worksheet_Change(ByVal Target As Range)

Select Case Target.Address
Case Is = "$B$1"
Range("D31").Select
Case Is = "$D$31"
Range("D33").Select
Case Is = "$D$33"
Range("B38").Select
Case Is = ("$B$38")
Range("C38").Select
Case Is = ("$C$38")
Range("B39").Select
Case Is = ("$C$39")
Range("B40").Select
Case Is = ("$B$40")
Range("C40").Select
Case Is = ("$B$41")
Range("B41").Select
Case Is = "$B$43"
Range ("C43")
Case Else
'ignor anything else
End Select

End Sub

"JLatham" wrote:

Not a worksheet function to do that. But the worksheet_Change() event
was
just made for it! Here's a quick piece of code you can adapt easily,
Make
sure you use the $ symbols in the addresses tested. There are other ways
to
use this event routine to do this kind of thing, but as long as you're
dealing with just a few cells on a sheet this should work ok without
being
too time consuming:

Private Sub Worksheet_Change(ByVal Target As Range)

Select Case Target.Address
Case Is = "$C$12"
Range("B14").Select
Case Is = "$D$12", "$E$12"
Range("G11").Select
Case Else
'ignor anything else
End Select

End Sub

To put the code in the right place, right-click on the sheet's tab and
choose [View Code] then cut and paste this into the code sheet presented
to
you.

"Publius" wrote:

In Excel 2002 I want to insert a command in certain (not all) cells
that once
data is entered therein and "enter" or a hot key is pressed advances
the cell
selection to another specific (specified) cell within the worksheet.
For
example: type "123" in C-1 and pressing "enter" moves the next cell
selection to E-12. Can anyone tell me how to do this?