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Feature in Borland Quattro - Is this in Excel??
Quattro has a feature I used to use: Placed a Button on tool bar or any
place in spread sheet that contained a macro to execute a function. Quite often while someplace in a sheet, I wish to go to another out-of-sight cell location to view a result. Pressing the button executes the GoTo. At the result (where the GoTo function landed), another button could be provided for a return to the starting point (where original GoTo is located). Does Excel offer means to do this?? Best Regards, Wayne |
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application.goto activesheet.range("A1"), scroll:=true "Wayne G. Dengel" wrote: Quattro has a feature I used to use: Placed a Button on tool bar or any place in spread sheet that contained a macro to execute a function. Quite often while someplace in a sheet, I wish to go to another out-of-sight cell location to view a result. Pressing the button executes the GoTo. At the result (where the GoTo function landed), another button could be provided for a return to the starting point (where original GoTo is located). Does Excel offer means to do this?? Best Regards, Wayne |
Frank:
Sorry for the Square 1 question ~ what do I do with the macro (?) you note below? Wayne "Frank Kabel" wrote in message ... Hi application.goto activesheet.range("A1"), scroll:=true "Wayne G. Dengel" wrote: Quattro has a feature I used to use: Placed a Button on tool bar or any place in spread sheet that contained a macro to execute a function. Quite often while someplace in a sheet, I wish to go to another out-of-sight cell location to view a result. Pressing the button executes the GoTo. At the result (where the GoTo function landed), another button could be provided for a return to the starting point (where original GoTo is located). Does Excel offer means to do this?? Best Regards, Wayne |
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you have to assign this kind of macro as well to a button or a shortcut -- Regards Frank Kabel Frankfurt, Germany "Wayne G. Dengel" schrieb im Newsbeitrag news:2jBkd.2239$b92.448@trnddc09... Frank: Sorry for the Square 1 question ~ what do I do with the macro (?) you note below? Wayne "Frank Kabel" wrote in message ... Hi application.goto activesheet.range("A1"), scroll:=true "Wayne G. Dengel" wrote: Quattro has a feature I used to use: Placed a Button on tool bar or any place in spread sheet that contained a macro to execute a function. Quite often while someplace in a sheet, I wish to go to another out-of-sight cell location to view a result. Pressing the button executes the GoTo. At the result (where the GoTo function landed), another button could be provided for a return to the starting point (where original GoTo is located). Does Excel offer means to do this?? Best Regards, Wayne |
Frank:
Can the button be located - floating so to speak - placed anywhere on a sheet? (Or must it be in a toolbar?) Wayne Dengel Sarasota, FL "Frank Kabel" wrote in message ... Hi you have to assign this kind of macro as well to a button or a shortcut -- Regards Frank Kabel Frankfurt, Germany "Wayne G. Dengel" schrieb im Newsbeitrag news:2jBkd.2239$b92.448@trnddc09... Frank: Sorry for the Square 1 question ~ what do I do with the macro (?) you note below? Wayne "Frank Kabel" wrote in message ... Hi application.goto activesheet.range("A1"), scroll:=true "Wayne G. Dengel" wrote: Quattro has a feature I used to use: Placed a Button on tool bar or any place in spread sheet that contained a macro to execute a function. Quite often while someplace in a sheet, I wish to go to another out-of-sight cell location to view a result. Pressing the button executes the GoTo. At the result (where the GoTo function landed), another button could be provided for a return to the starting point (where original GoTo is located). Does Excel offer means to do this?? Best Regards, Wayne |
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