Cell references in VBA?

[GoBobbyGo]

How do I find out which cell I've selected?

I have a VBA routine that selects a (one-cell) named range, which will
likely move around due to row/column insertions and deletions.

How can I get VBA to know what actual cell it's in?

[Bob Phillips]

Activecell is the active cell of a selection, so if the selection is one
cell, it is also the selection.

You can work with that

Msgbox Activecell.Value

or get properties of it

Msgbox Activecell.Address

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Bob Phillips

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"GoBobbyGo" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> How do I find out which cell I've selected?
>
> I have a VBA routine that selects a (one-cell) named range, which will
> likely move around due to row/column insertions and deletions.
>
> How can I get VBA to know what actual cell it's in?

[MartinShort]

Any easy way to get the X and Y coords of the cell?

[Bob Phillips]

You can get it relative to the spreadsheet with Activecell.Left and .Top.

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Bob Phillips

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> Any easy way to get the X and Y coords of the cell?
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Cheers Bob