Maybe it's time to share the string in csFormula again.

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After you get that formula correct, you may want to just plop that formula into
all the cells in the range in one step:

with activesheet
.Range("A1:A" & .cells(.rows.count,"B").end(xlup).row).formular1c1 _
= csformula
end with

But this won't help until you figure out what's wrong with that formula.

Try typing it in A1 manually.
Then switch to R1C1 reference style.
Then copy the formula from the formulabar and post this in your response.

(remember to switch back to A1 reference style if you
want--tools|Options|general tab))

Brent E wrote:

Dave,

I just tried this and still errors on line
RB.Offset(0, -1).FormulaR1C1 = csFORMULA

I initially had the code plug the formula in to a cell in Col A then copy
the cell, select entire colA, and paste special as formula, but this filled
entire page way past the end of my data in Col B.

Is there a way to maybe do something similar but only as Col B has data?

"Dave Peterson" wrote:

Maybe:

Const csFORMULA = "=IF(RC[1]<"""","""",ISNUMBER(MATCH(RC[1]," & _
"'[QA_Accounts_Overview2007.xls]LB SUMMARIES '!C1,0)))"

Dim RB As Range
Set RB = Range("B1")
Do Until IsEmpty(RB.Value)
RB.Offset(0, -1).FormulaR1C1 = csFORMULA
Set RB = RB.Offset(1, 0)
Loop
Range("A2").Select



Brent E wrote:

I tried your formula w/ my own slight variation:

Const csFORMULA =
"=IF(RC[1]<"""""""",,ISNUMBER(MATCH(RC[1],'[QA_Accounts_Overview2007.xls]LB
SUMMARIES'!C1,0)))"
Dim RB As Range
Set RB = Range("B1")
Do Until IsEmpty(RB.Value)
RB.Offset(0, -1).Formula = csFORMULA
Loop
Range("A2").Select

I am getting an error on this line:
RB.Offset(0, -1).Formula = csFORMULA

Please advise.

Thanks,

"JE McGimpsey" wrote:

One way:

Const csFORMULA = "<your formula here"
Dim rB As Range
Set rB = Range("B1")
Do Until IsEmpty(rB.Value)
rB.Offset(0, -1).Formula = csFORMULA
Loop

In article ,
Brent E wrote:

Good morning,

I need a VBA module to do the following:

For each cell in ColB that is not blank or null,
paste formula in ColA corresponding cell.

So something like
Do Until
ColB cell is blank

Paste formula in colA cell

End.

Please assist.

Thanks Much,


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Dave Peterson


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Dave Peterson