VBA Positioning Code

7590doylem

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I'm putting together a macro in Excel 2007 (Windows XP) to paste some data in a cell range that feeds a graph.

Is there a vba code that will change what cell is selected one column to the right (Example: Current selected-cell is A9 -- there is already data in this cell-- I would like to change which cell is selected to be the cell just to the right, or B9 -- there is no data in this cell yet)?

My desired selected-cell will always be changing (as I add more data, the desired selected-cell will move further column(s) to the right, and therefore I cannot give it a specific cell to locate each time)

Ideally, I'd like to start at the same cell each time, and then select the first blank cell to its right.
 

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