Note that is really not doing what you think it is. It is not referencing the exact range "A1".
Notice how it starts from ActiveCell, which is whatever cell your cursor is currently in when you start the macro.
Then, the Offset command is moving one row down from there.
Then, the Range("A1") part is just telling it to select the first cell in the selected range (not necessarily cell A1).
So if you started in cell C8 when you ran this macro, it would select cell D8 (not cell A1).
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