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"Anchoring" in Excel?
Ill try to explain this the best I can.
I have about 3 or 4 sheets, one main (SHEET1) sheet then the others (SHEET2-4). I currently have a hyperlink on the main sheet linking to all the others.
What I want to be able to do is when I click on the SHEET2 link on the main sheet I want it to go the the first unused row on that sheet. I know you can tell the link where to go (you can tell it to open A65 for example) but I need a way for excel to look for the first open/unused row. I cant just type in A65 in the hyperlink properties because in a day or two cell A65 will no longer be the first blank row.
Any help would be greatly appreciated
2 Answers
- CozmosisLv 71 decade agoFavorite Answer
Here's a macro that will select the first unused row whenever the sheet is selected (either by using the link or just when you select it with the sheet tab).
To install the macro, right click on the sheet tab in the lower left and select View Code. Paste the macro in the VB edit window. You would have to do this for each sheet where you want to have the first unused row automatically selected.
Private Sub Worksheet_Activate()
Dim LastRow As Long
ActiveSheet.UsedRange
LastRow = Cells.SpecialCells(xlLastCell).Row + 1
'Select the cell in column A of the 1st unused row
Cells(LastRow, 1).Select
'Select the entire 1st unused row
'Cells(LastRow, 1).EntireRow.Select
End Sub
This macro selects the Cell in column A that is the first un-used row. If you want to select the entire row and not just the column A cell, uncomment the 2nd-to-last line in the code...
Cells(LastRow, 1).EntireRow.Select
- 1 decade ago
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