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Hello Experts,<br />
i have a set of buttons in my excell sheet, each button is a &quot;goto&quot; to a certain cell.<br />
using: Application.Goto Reference:=&quot;R65496C244&quot;<br />
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the thing is when going to a particular cell it appears on just about any location in my window...many times in the last row.<br />
or the right most column.<br />
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What can I do so all &quot;goto reference&quot; &nbsp;not only go to the cell but also positions the cell in the second row second column on my excell sheet?<br />
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Regards
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Hello Experts,
i have a set of buttons in my excell sheet, each button is a "goto" to a certain cell.
using: Application.Goto Reference:="R65496C244"

the thing is when going to a particular cell it appears on just about any location in my window...many times in the last row.
or the right most column.

What can I do so all "goto reference"  not only go to the cell but also positions the cell in the second row second column on my excell sheet?

Regards

positioning cells on the screen in excell

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