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Can I do this?
Okay,
I would like to know if it's possible to have Excel open to a certain cell depending on the current date? Say, for example, cells C1:C365 contain each date of the year in the MM/DD/YYYY format. I have in cell A1 the formula to say = "NOW" in the MM/DD/YYYY format. I would like Excel to open up and be situated on the current date's cell. So, say if today's date was in cell C200, then I would like excel top open and be on cell C200. Is this possible or does it need some basic VB coding? |
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Can I do this?
It needs VB coding (worksheet formulas return values to the cell they are
in, they do not take action such as you want, namely, to move focus to a cell). Did you want to do that (your post almost hints that you do not)? -- Rick (MVP - Excel) "DonkeyKong" wrote in message ... Okay, I would like to know if it's possible to have Excel open to a certain cell depending on the current date? Say, for example, cells C1:C365 contain each date of the year in the MM/DD/YYYY format. I have in cell A1 the formula to say = "NOW" in the MM/DD/YYYY format. I would like Excel to open up and be situated on the current date's cell. So, say if today's date was in cell C200, then I would like excel top open and be on cell C200. Is this possible or does it need some basic VB coding? |
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Can I do this?
Hi
If you're willing to click on a cell, try this : =IF(A1="","",HYPERLINK("#C"&MATCH(A1,C1:C365),"Cur rent Date:")) in a empty cell. then just click on that cell. HTH John "DonkeyKong" wrote in message ... Okay, I would like to know if it's possible to have Excel open to a certain cell depending on the current date? Say, for example, cells C1:C365 contain each date of the year in the MM/DD/YYYY format. I have in cell A1 the formula to say = "NOW" in the MM/DD/YYYY format. I would like Excel to open up and be situated on the current date's cell. So, say if today's date was in cell C200, then I would like excel top open and be on cell C200. Is this possible or does it need some basic VB coding? |
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