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I'm just starting to lear to write macros.

If I want to write data the adjacent cell, I can reference it using
.Offset(0,1).

However, if I want to write to Col KL of whatever row I'm in, how do I
combine absolute with relative for VBA (Something similar to $K1)

Any help is appreciated.

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