Automated cursor movement

billrl34

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Is there a simply way to have the cursor in an Excel spreadsheet, once it reaches a certain cell due to macro movement, to automatically jump back to Column A?
 

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What code do you currently have that is moving the cursor?
 
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This is my current code

Function FunctNextCookie(Optional blnHide As Boolean)
Sheets("C_Data").Select
Cells(3, ActiveCell.Column).Select
' Moves cursor to row 3.
ActiveCell.Offset(0, 1).Range("A1").Select
' Selects next SKU.
Selection.Copy
Sheets("Cookie").Select
Range("C5").PasteSpecial Paste:=xlValues
' Does not HideZeroUsage if called by ReportAll.
If blnHide = True Then HideZeroUsage
End Function
 
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