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Simply looking to understand how to properly apply the offset command to
identify a range in VBA coding. The respective portion of my 'improper' code is shown below. What should the 'Range("...' line of code be? Thanks! Sub PivotConcept() Sheets("Pivots").Select Range("(OFFSET(R12C8,7,6,3,2)").Select Selection.Copy .. .. .. End Sub |
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