activecell column to a given range

I've recently started doing some Excel programming after a gap
of about 4 years, I find I've forgotten a lot.

What's the syntax for this? The activecell is in a given column.
I want to go to the same column, but a different row, ie a particular
row in a named range "Column_Headings"

to put it another way, what I want to go is go to the column
heading of whichever column I'm in at the moment.

TIA

Activesheet.cells(1,activecell.column).Select
or
activecell.entirecolumn.cells(1).Select

Peter Morris wrote:
>
> I've recently started doing some Excel programming after a gap
> of about 4 years, I find I've forgotten a lot.
>
> What's the syntax for this? The activecell is in a given column.
> I want to go to the same column, but a different row, ie a particular
> row in a named range "Column_Headings"
>
> to put it another way, what I want to go is go to the column
> heading of whichever column I'm in at the moment.
>
> TIA

--

Dave Peterson

> Peter Morris wrote:
>>
>> I've recently started doing some Excel programming after a gap
>> of about 4 years, I find I've forgotten a lot.
>>
>> What's the syntax for this? The activecell is in a given column.
>> I want to go to the same column, but a different row, ie a particular
>> row in a named range "Column_Headings"
>>
>> to put it another way, what I want to go is go to the column
>> heading of whichever column I'm in at the moment.
>>
>> TIA


"Dave Peterson" <petersod@verizonXSPAM.net> wrote in message
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> Activesheet.cells(1,activecell.column).Select
> or
> activecell.entirecolumn.cells(1).Select
>


No, the cell isn't neccesarily going to be in row 1.
Its going to be above a particular column of figures
but there may be stuff above it.

Do you know the row number to go to?

Activesheet.cells(###,activecell.column).Select

if you do, change ### to that row number.

Peter Morris wrote:
>
> > Peter Morris wrote:
> >>
> >> I've recently started doing some Excel programming after a gap
> >> of about 4 years, I find I've forgotten a lot.
> >>
> >> What's the syntax for this? The activecell is in a given column.
> >> I want to go to the same column, but a different row, ie a particular
> >> row in a named range "Column_Headings"
> >>
> >> to put it another way, what I want to go is go to the column
> >> heading of whichever column I'm in at the moment.
> >>
> >> TIA
>
> "Dave Peterson" <petersod@verizonXSPAM.net> wrote in message
> news:44D2632B.D0C1A130@verizonXSPAM.net...
> > Activesheet.cells(1,activecell.column).Select
> > or
> > activecell.entirecolumn.cells(1).Select
> >
>
> No, the cell isn't neccesarily going to be in row 1.
> Its going to be above a particular column of figures
> but there may be stuff above it.

--

Dave Peterson

"Dave Peterson" <petersod@verizonXSPAM.net> wrote in message
news:44D27168.8F8B4B7F@verizonXSPAM.net...
> Do you know the row number to go to?


No, that's the point.

To be precise, I know the row number NOW, but
as I develop my code Imight move the cells to a different
location. I don't waant tohard code a specific row
number.

Cells in the row are a named range "column_headers"
I want the current column within that range. Or an
alternative way to do this.

Ahhhh. I missed that part.

with activesheet
.cells(.range("column_headers").row,activecell.column).Select
end with




Peter Morris wrote:
>
> "Dave Peterson" <petersod@verizonXSPAM.net> wrote in message
> news:44D27168.8F8B4B7F@verizonXSPAM.net...
> > Do you know the row number to go to?
>
> No, that's the point.
>
> To be precise, I know the row number NOW, but
> as I develop my code Imight move the cells to a different
> location. I don't waant tohard code a specific row
> number.
>
> Cells in the row are a named range "column_headers"
> I want the current column within that range. Or an
> alternative way to do this.

--

Dave Peterson