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relative reference
1) I use a macro to copy a range of cells (k9:n9) on the
active worksheet. 2) I select the leftmost cell to which I want paste the 4 values (values only). It always starts in the same column, but the row is always different. I can paste without incident. What I would like to do is make a macro that pastes to that manually selected cell and then simply moves over 5 cells to the right. When I do this the code is always 'Range ("E95")' or some such so regardless of the row I am on... the macro always ends on E95. What do I code so as to get a relative reference? Is it an r1c1 function? Thanks, Duce |
relative reference
Duce,
Maybe Activecell.Offset(0,5) to designate 5 cells to the right. -- sb "Duce" wrote in message ... 1) I use a macro to copy a range of cells (k9:n9) on the active worksheet. 2) I select the leftmost cell to which I want paste the 4 values (values only). It always starts in the same column, but the row is always different. I can paste without incident. What I would like to do is make a macro that pastes to that manually selected cell and then simply moves over 5 cells to the right. When I do this the code is always 'Range ("E95")' or some such so regardless of the row I am on... the macro always ends on E95. What do I code so as to get a relative reference? Is it an r1c1 function? Thanks, Duce |
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