VBA cell select offset help!

Kuhnle

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  1. 365
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I've created a time card calculator specific to our business, and am trying something within my code seems to have affected how tab and enter behave when hit.

The code attached to the sheet is to be able to auto fill the data validation drop down list for the employee names, and then hit enter to drop down to where I'll start entering times (C11).

I need to to be able to tab through from time in to time out columns and the LOR column, and then hit enter from any cell in range E11:G24 and drop down to the next row in column C in order to start entering the next set of times.

I'm hoping there's code that will force the way enter and tab behave in a specific range of cells.

Any help would be greatly appreciated!

Thanks!
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