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On a side note, while the button is directly on the sheet and not on a form, there is no delay at all. It can handle the speed. So where is the code slowing down once a form is introduced?
The cursor is active on an active excel sheet. A form is open. On Clicking a command button on the form, I want the cursor to offset one row. I am using the following:
Private Sub btnLOCback_Click()
Selection.Offset(-1, 0).Select
End Sub
When I click the command button the first time, it...
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