Set ActiveCell to one Row Lower Than Current ActiveCell

[PedroVision]

A new day...a new problem (opportunity!)...

Is there a way to set a new ActiveCell...by referencing the current ActiveCell's address??

Such as...

New ActiveCell = Current ActiveCell (Current Row+1, Current Column)


I've inserted my new line, now I need the ActiveCell to move down to the newly inserted line, to be on that new line I just inserted...

Does any of that make sense? I think it does...I hope it does...

 

[Joe4]

Just use:

ActiveCell.Offset(1, 0).Select

and that will select the cell just below the active cell and make that the new active cell.

However, if this is part of a larger VBA procedure, you should really try to avoid using ActiveCell and selecting cells. It is usually unnecessary and can actually slow your code down (especially if you are using it in a loop).

 

[PedroVision]

Thank you Joe4!

This bit of code is at the end of the procedure...minimal impact on operation. I remembered the "Offset"...but forgot the ".Select"...thank you man, I really appreciate the help!

 

[Joe4]

You are welcome. Glad I was able to help!