Transport you to another sheet VBA

Alpacino

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What will the code be to transport viewer to another sheet using assigned macro to button. Viewer in sheet 1 to be transported to sheet 4
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Hi Alpacino,
try this

Code:
Sheets("Sheet4").Activate   'jumps to sheet4
    Cells(2, 2).Activate            'activates cell B2

Kevin
 
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So does that mean even if I change sheet4 name to datasheet vba will still recognise it as sheet 4.??
 
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Hi alpacino,
You can use it either in a new sub or an existing one. It doesn't really matter in my opinion. it could look like this:

Code:
Sub changesheet()
Sheets("Sheet4").Activate 'jumps to sheet4
Cells(2, 2).Activate 'activates cell B2
End Sub
 
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