You will need to post your code because you must change some of the recorded
code to change the copy reference.

The secret will be to create a parent subrouting that moved to each new
selection, then
executes your copy-paste subroutine.

How do you want to tell it the range of cells to operate on? With a named
range.
Have the user highlight some cells and cycle through the cells?

You have a block of cells you select to start and it will loop until it
finds a row with a blank cell in the first column.

Sub CycleCells()
Dim rngTarget As Range
Set rngTarget = Selection

Set rngTarget = rngTarget.Resize(1, 3) 'change the selection to 1 row
by 3 cells.

Do Until (rngTarget.Cells(1, 1) = "" Or IsEmpty(rngTarget.Cells(1, 1)))
rngTarget.Select 'optional, only if you want to see it
change the selection
'MyCopyPaste rngTarget
'move the selection down one row
Set rngTarget = rngTarget.Offset(1, 0)
DoEvents '(always put this in a loop to make the computer list to
the keyboard and mouse)
Loop

End Sub

Stephen Rasey
Houston
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"berlead " wrote in message
...
I have successfully created a macro that copies and pastes data from
three columns of a row into a single entry in a single cell in that
same row. I am trying to get this macro to perform the same function
in multiple cells directly beneath the row where I recorded it. For
example, I have it working in row 3. I want it to perform the same
function in rows 4 through 200.

How do I get it to move down one row, execute, move down one row,
execute, move down one row, execute etc and stay row relative...?

When I run the macro now, it always returns to row 3 and executes.

I am not a programmer and have very limited experience with macros (as
you can probably tell).

Thanks!


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