Hi Rob

Try:

Sub CopyIt()
Dim CTo As Range
Dim CRng As String
CRng = Sheets("Entry Sheet").Range("B20").Value
Set CTo = Sheets(Left(CRng, InStr(1, CRng, "!") - 1)). _
Range(Right(CRng, Len(CRng) - InStr(1, CRng, "!")))
Sheets("Entry Sheet").Range("B27:B33").Copy
CTo.PasteSpecial Paste:=xlPasteValues
Application.CutCopyMode = False
End Sub

Regards
Rowan

PS Replied in original thread about half an hour ago.

WightRob wrote:
I am trying to sort out a macro that will copy a range of cells, go to
an address that is specified in another cell and paste the data. The
address changes relative to the current date.

I have been give a solution that worked with my simplified example as
shown in the attached Word file. The problem is that the data in cells
B27:B33 on the worksheet "Entry Sheet" in my actual working workbook are
the result of calculations from another sheet and not simply numerical
data. The solution I have been given is pasting the cells data, i.e.
the formulae, rather than the values. Does anyone have any suggestions
how this macro may be changed to work as a "Paste Special + Value"
rather than just "Paste"?

The original solution ftrom Rowan Drummond:

Sub CopyIt()
Dim CTo As Range
Dim CRng As String
CRng = Sheets("Entry Sheet").Range("B20").Value
Set CTo = Sheets(Left(CRng, InStr(1, CRng, "!") - 1)). _
Range(Right(CRng, Len(CRng) - InStr(1, CRng, "!")))
Sheets("Entry Sheet").Range("B27:B33").Copy CTo
End Sub


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