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Default Cell formulas with VB

Can VB variables be used in a cell formula? For example I have columns of
data on one sheet and a list to compare to on another. I can put a formula
in a cell and copy down the comparison list to get what I want. This
comparison list remains constant and part of the workbook.
I can write this formula to a range of cells next to the comparison list
from VB:

Range("A2:A90").FormulaArray =
"=SUM((Dan!$E$1:$E$504="""")*(Dan!$B$1:$B$504=A2)) "

In this case a database named Dan.dbf was queried and brought in on a new
sheet which I named "Dan". Dan has 504 rows of data. This query routine
needs to work on any file queried, so I have assigned variables to the sheet
name and the rowcount
nwsht = "Dan"
rowcount = 504

How can I substitute these 2 variables into the above formula? I have played
with syntax variations of all I can think of.
Any advice will be greatly appreciated. Thanks, Mike


 
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