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Cell Activation After Sort

Cell Activation After Sort

Cell Activation After Sort

(OP)
I am using VBA codes to sort hundred of rows on a sheet.  However, after the sort I have to scroll down to the last row to add a new row.  How do I activate (if that is the correct term) on the cell after the last row.  I have tried the following:

Range(Selection, Selection.End(xlDown)).Offset(1,0).Activate

This code highlights the column of the active cell, but the active cell is at the uppermost cell in the selected column.

Any hints would be appreciated.
 
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RE: Cell Activation After Sort

Couldn't you just select the bottom-most row (65536) in the column, and do a xlUp?

    Range("A65536").Select
    Selection.End(xlUp).Select

That will select the last element in the the column.

RE: Cell Activation After Sort

(OP)
melone,
Your solution worked perfectly! Working from the bottom up approaches the task from a different perspective.  Thanks again.  Have a star!

Thunderkid

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