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Default Navigating with a macro

Brian - If you can put your values into Strings, you should be able to use
ActiveCell.Offset(x,y) with x and y being the Strings. So if x and y are
the values in a cell, or the calculated results of a formula, or whatever
else set in a String variable, it should work.

Ed

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When navigating with a macro:
Example: Activecell.offset(1, 0).Range("A1")Select
Can I somehow have the offset numbers refer to a value in a cell
therefor making them variable based on formula input?


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