I'm not really sure I understand your question but that line just selects a cell in the worksheet.
Without that line the cell would not be selected but, depending on the rest of your code, that may not make any difference.
If you need more than that we would need to see the whole code, have an explanation of what your are trying to achieve and also know what is on your worksheet and where it is on that worksheet.
The Range("A1") is a relative reference (I think I am saying that correctly) starting at the ActiveCell.Offset(-3, 1) cell... since it is A1, it is, in fact, the same cell as ActiveCell.Offset(-3, 1), so it is not needed.
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