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Is there a way to make a macro remember my keystrokes? When I record a macro
it only remembers the cell number of the box that I clicked and not how I got
there. What I would like to do is use ctrl+F to find what I'm looking for and
then use the keyboard (2 keystrokes down and 6 keystrokes to the right for
example) to arrive at a cell. However when I arrive at a cell, the macro
just uses the cell number lets say H20 and doesn't remember how I got there
from using the keyboard. What I'm trying to do is create a macro which
graphs data from several different worksheets. The problem is the data from
the different worksheets isn't the size of the data from which the macro was
created. When I run the macro on different worksheets it doesn't graph the
data from the same starting points or ending points. If I can't use a use a
macro to do this, is there any advice for what I'm trying to accomplish?
 
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