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looping formula - r1c1 problem
I need to loop a formula that references a cell.
A B 1 123 939 2 121 192 3 122 121 4 422 121 .... 12 989 121 13 784 623 I need to place a formula in cell A20 (example) that is a ranking of the items in range("A1:A13"). The problem I run into is using the r1c1 formula, because the next time I run the code, the number of rows may be different (i.e. need to place the formula in cell A5000 and can't simply use R[-19]C) |
looping formula - r1c1 problem
Will the formula always be 7 cells past the last entry in the ranked list
Range("A1").End(xldown).Offset(7,0).FormulaR1C1 = "=Sum(R1C:R[-7]C)" This uses the sum as an example since you didn't say what type of ranking you are doing. -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "MDC" wrote in message ... I need to loop a formula that references a cell. A B 1 123 939 2 121 192 3 122 121 4 422 121 ... 12 989 121 13 784 623 I need to place a formula in cell A20 (example) that is a ranking of the items in range("A1:A13"). The problem I run into is using the r1c1 formula, because the next time I run the code, the number of rows may be different (i.e. need to place the formula in cell A5000 and can't simply use R[-19]C) |
looping formula - r1c1 problem
The problem isn't how far down from the bottom of the
original list, the problem is how many rows back UP to row 6. rank formula =RANK(J6,J6:J67) SO...Cells(lngRow, 1).FormulaR1C1 = _ "=RANK(R[???]C[9],myrank)" AND the problem is that the next time I need this the range will change, e.g. J6:J78 -----Original Message----- Will the formula always be 7 cells past the last entry in the ranked list Range("A1").End(xldown).Offset(7,0).FormulaR1C1 = "=Sum (R1C:R[-7]C)" This uses the sum as an example since you didn't say what type of ranking you are doing. -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "MDC" wrote in message ... I need to loop a formula that references a cell. A B 1 123 939 2 121 192 3 122 121 4 422 121 ... 12 989 121 13 784 623 I need to place a formula in cell A20 (example) that is a ranking of the items in range("A1:A13"). The problem I run into is using the r1c1 formula, because the next time I run the code, the number of rows may be different (i.e. need to place the formula in cell A5000 and can't simply use R[-19]C) . |
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