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Worksheet Jump
If I am on Sheet 50 and I want to get to Sheet 1. I can Press Ctrl Pg Up and
I will arrive at Sheet 1. I am wondering is there a faster way to jump from Sheet 50 to Sheet 1? |
Worksheet Jump
Hi,
that depends. Is sheet1 the first sheet in the workbook, if so right-click any of the tab scrollers and pick Sheet1 from the popup list. If not, type Sheet1!A1 in the Name Box on the left side of the Formula Bar and press Enter. Or write a macro Sub GoToSheet1() Sheets("Sheet1").Activate End Sub Assign a shortcut key such as Ctrl+e and you will be able to get there in one step. -- If this helps, please click the Yes button. Cheers, Shane Devenshire "TGalin" wrote: If I am on Sheet 50 and I want to get to Sheet 1. I can Press Ctrl Pg Up and I will arrive at Sheet 1. I am wondering is there a faster way to jump from Sheet 50 to Sheet 1? |
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