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HELP! Here is what I have to work with and I do not like
having to figure out if 38 cells to the left is the column I want to work with. I would rather use the formula the way it is in the actual spreadsheet cell (=IF (BJ2=0,BK2,BK2/BJ2) instead I have this: Sheets("Data").Select Range("CT2").Select ActiveCell.FormulaR1C1 = "=IF(RC[-37]=0,RC[-38],RC[-38]/RC [-37])" This is an extensive data tab for pivot tables with 100- 7000 rows and columns A-CZ. Any help is appreciated. |
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