You can look at the VBA helpfiles for ActiveCell and ActiveSheet
But in the first place you should write your code without "selecting" or "activating" other cells and sheet. Than there is no need o "return" to the cell. If you post a few lines, then someone can show you how to do that.
'with rng set as before:
rng.Parent.Activate 'activate the parent sheet first!
rng.Activate
but I think you would also do well to bear in mind what Erik said - usually there isn't any need to change the active cell/sheet. You should be able to avoid doing so in many circumstances (adding worksheets is one exception that comes to mind). This would have the added benefit of speeding up your routine (activating, relatively speaking) takes a long time to effect).
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