If one follows your example's instructions, rather than your example's
cell references, one way:

Dim rRng As Range
Set rRng = Range("I3:I" & Range("I" & Rows.Count).End(xlUp).Row)
With rRng.Offset(rRng.Count + 1, 0).Resize(1, 1)
.Formula = "=SUBTOTAL(109," & rRng.Address(False, False) & ")"
.AutoFill .Resize(1, 3)
.Formula = Application.Substitute(.Formula, "103,", "109,")
End With


In article ,
"swatsp0p" wrote:

Please translate the following commands into working code.

start in column I
find the last row
go down two more rows (leaving one blank row)
enter formula =SUBTOTAL(103,I3:I*)
move one cell right (col K)
enter formula =SUBTOTAL(109,J2:J*)
move one more cell right (col L)
enter formula =SUBTOTAL(109,L2:L*)

* = the last row with data above current row.

Thank you.

Oops - I had it reversed in my test, and only changed one line in my
post. Replace

.Formula = Application.Substitute(.Formula, "103,", "109,")

with

.Formula = Application.Substitute(.Formula, "109,", "103,")

In article ,
"swatsp0p" wrote:

Thanks for the prompt reply. One problem with this is that when this macro
runs, it makes the Function operator 109 in all three cells. (I did
copy/paste of your command lines) I need column "I" to be 103. I tried
using different combinations of operators, but all three always end up being
the same (either all 103 or all 109). Is there another way to accomplish
entering the other two formulas without using the Substitute function?