Jump to date when sheet is activated

cdude911

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Hi I have macro set up that used to work fine but has recently stopped working. It’s supposed to jump to todays date when I activate a sheet.

Private Sub Worksheet_Activate()
Dim DateRng As Range, DataCell As Range

Set DateRng = Range (“A:A”)
For Each DateCell In DateRng
If DateCell.Value = Date Then DateCell.Select
 

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You should post code (please use code tags - vba button on posting toolbar) rather than type it. My answer would be that you're referencing DateCell everywhere but the declarations section, where you have DataCell, but I suspect that has nothing to do with your issue.
 
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VBA Code:
Private Sub Worksheet_Activate()
Dim DateRng As Range, DataCell As Range

Set DateRng = Range (“A:A”)
For Each DateCell In DateRng
If DateCell.Value = Date Then DateCell.Select
 
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Private Sub Worksheet_Activate()
Dim DateRng As Range, DataCell As Range

Set DateRng = Range ("A:A")
For Each DateCell In DateRng
If DateCell.Value = Date Then DateCell.Select
Next
 
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VBA Code:
Private Sub Worksheet_Activate()
Dim DateRng As Range, DataCell As Range

Set DateRng = Range (“A:A”)
For Each DateCell In DateRng
If DateCell.Value = Date Then DateCell.Select
VBA Code:
Set DateRng = Range ("A:A")
For Each DateCell In DateRng
If DateCell.Value = Date Then DateCell.Select
Next

End Sub
 
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VBA Code:
Set DateRng = Range ("A:A")
For Each DateCell In DateRng
If DateCell.Value = Date Then DateCell.Select
Next

End Sub
Sorry I accidentally didn’t have all the code on there. This is the entire macro
 
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run this first-EnableEvents are off
VBA Code:
Sub cdude911()
Application.EnableEvents = True
End Sub
 
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I guess Option Explicit isn't being used, or I'm missing the point. Can't see why

For Each DateCell In DateRng
If DateCell.Value = Date Then DateCell.Select
isn't
For Each DataCell In DateRng
If DataCell.Value = Date Then DataCell.Select

when you declared
Dim DateRng As Range, DataCell As Range
 
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I guess Option Explicit isn't being used, or I'm missing the point. Can't see why

For Each DateCell In DateRng
If DateCell.Value = Date Then DateCell.Select
isn't
For Each DataCell In DateRng
If DataCell.Value = Date Then DataCell.Select

when you declared
Dim DateRng As Range, DataCell As Range
That didn’t work. I’m not sure what you mean by option explicit?
 
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