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Default Basic Offset Function Usage


I'm a beginner so this will be a stupid question. How do I use the
offset function with a counter as my row number? What I'm trying to do
is paste data from sheet 1 into sheet 2 using offset with the row
number increased by 14 each time. For example:

Counter =14
ActiveCell.FormulaR1C1="Offset(Sheet1!R[13]C[-1],Counter,0)"
Counter=Counter +14

It doesn't work. I realize I should use the Cells Function, but I do
not know how to do it.

The data in sheet 1 is in rows that are 14 rows apart in column A. I
want to post the data in sheet 2 directly underneath each other in one
column.


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