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Relative Values in a Macro
How do you select a range of cells with relative value instead of absolute values in a macro?
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Relative Values in a Macro
This will select the cell in the next column:
Range("A1").Offset(0, 1).Select This will select a region the same size as B5:G15 but offset 20 rows down. Range("B5:G15").Offset(20, 0).Select -- Rob van Gelder - http://www.vangelder.co.nz/excel "DGernand" wrote in message ... How do you select a range of cells with relative value instead of absolute values in a macro? |
Relative Values in a Macro
If it helps - when you record a macro you can choose (using the small toolbar that appears during recording) to alter the selection from relative to absolute. you can then copy the recorded code into your procedure...
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