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Works like a charm! &nbsp;Thank you so much!
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Hello Experts - <br />
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&nbsp; &nbsp; I have a macro that I'd like to run. &nbsp;All this macro does is simply highlight the row and column you are on for easy viewing. &nbsp;After I save the code and go back to the worksheet to use it's not working. &nbsp;Is there something wonky with my code?<br />
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&nbsp; &nbsp; My worksheet is named &quot;test&quot;, and I have placed a module underneath it that contains the below code: <br />
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Private Sub test(byVal Target As Range, Cancel As Boolean)<br />
'Step 1: Declare Variables<br />
Dim strRange As String<br />
strRange = Target.Cells.Address &amp;&nbsp;&quot;,&quot; &amp;&nbsp;_<br />
Target.Cells.EntireColumn.<wbr />Address &amp;&nbsp;&quot;,&quot; &amp;&nbsp;_<br />
Target.Cells.EntireRow.Add<wbr />ress<br />
'Step 3: Pass the range string to a Range<br />
Range(strRange).Select<br />
End Sub
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Hello Experts - 

    I have a macro that I'd like to run.  All this macro does is simply highlight the row and column you are on for easy viewing.  After I save the code and go back to the worksheet to use it's not working.  Is there something wonky with my code?

    My worksheet is named "test", and I have placed a module underneath it that contains the below code: 

Private Sub test(byVal Target As Range, Cancel As Boolean)
'Step 1: Declare Variables
Dim strRange As String
strRange = Target.Cells.Address & "," & _
Target.Cells.EntireColumn.Address & "," & _
Target.Cells.EntireRow.Address
'Step 3: Pass the range string to a Range
Range(strRange).Select
End Sub

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