General Navigation Best Practice Question: Application.GoTo vs. Range.Select

Assume a command button is used to call a sub which navigates to a range. Assume the target range is FlexHome.

Is there any reason I should not be using

Application.Goto Reference:="FlexHome", Scroll:=True

in place of calling

ToFlexHome

through which

Application.ScreenUpdating = False
Range("FlexHome").Select
    With ActiveWindow
    .ScrollColumn = ActiveCell.Column
    .ScrollRow = ActiveCell.Row
    End With
Application.ScreenUpdating = True

is run?

Also, is there any reason that

Application.Goto Reference:="FlexHome", Scroll:=True

should be placed in a module and called versus placing the code directly at the worksheet level?

Many thanks!

~AS

I would use Application.GoTo

Also, is there any reason that

Application.Goto Reference:="FlexHome", Scroll:=True

should be placed in a module and called versus placing the code directly at the worksheet level?

I don't understand the question.

There are good reasons to parse code between class modules and standard modules according to the nature of functionality they provide, but this doesn't fall under any of them.

If you instead had

Private Sub CommandButton1_Click()
    Navigate "Flex1Home"
End Sub

Sub Navigate(sRange as String)
    Application.Goto Reference:=sRange, Scroll:=True
End Sub

... then the latter might reasonably go in a code module because it is non-specific to any worksheet or event, but invoking a procedure to replace a single simple line of code is ... not good.