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R1C1 Property in VBA module
Hi all,
I am in my spreadsheet and attempting to automate it. I want to plac a formula in (for example) cell D3 which says =C3*B3. I have the following line of code where D3 is the Active Cell: ActiveCell.Formula = "=RC[-1]*RC[-2] and it works However I then want a formula in E3 to say C3-C2. My question is how to reference cell C2 if RC[-2] refers to C3 an RC[-3] refers to B3. Hope I've made myself clear Many thanks Seamu -- Message posted from http://www.ExcelForum.com |
R1C1 Property in VBA module
hi,
=rc[-2]-r[1]c[-2] for r (row)-positive numbers are # of rows down negative numbers are # of rows up for c (column)-positive numbers are # of columns to right negative numbers are # of columns to left -----Original Message----- Hi all, I am in my spreadsheet and attempting to automate it. I want to place a formula in (for example) cell D3 which says =C3*B3. I have the following line of code where D3 is the Active Cell: ActiveCell.Formula = "=RC[-1]*RC[-2] and it works However I then want a formula in E3 to say C3-C2. My question is how to reference cell C2 if RC[-2] refers to C3 and RC[-3] refers to B3. Hope I've made myself clear Many thanks Seamus --- Message posted from http://www.ExcelForum.com/ . |
R1C1 Property in VBA module
Hi Seamus
It works like this: Numbers are absolute addresses, numbers in [ ] and no numbers are relative R1C2 is Row 1 column 2 RC2 is This row column 2 R[1]C2 is This row plus 1 column 2 R[-1]C2 is This row minus 1 column 2 R[-1]C[-2] is This row minus 1 this column minus 2 so R[-1]C[-2]-RC[-2] if I understand you right. HTH. Best wishes Harald "SOS " skrev i melding ... Hi all, I am in my spreadsheet and attempting to automate it. I want to place a formula in (for example) cell D3 which says =C3*B3. I have the following line of code where D3 is the Active Cell: ActiveCell.Formula = "=RC[-1]*RC[-2] and it works However I then want a formula in E3 to say C3-C2. My question is how to reference cell C2 if RC[-2] refers to C3 and RC[-3] refers to B3. Hope I've made myself clear Many thanks Seamus --- Message posted from http://www.ExcelForum.com/ |
R1C1 Property in VBA module
Excellent. Thanks to you both for such quick replies (as always on thi
forum). I have now fixed the formulae and they work just fine. Seamu -- Message posted from http://www.ExcelForum.com |
R1C1 Property in VBA module
The others have given you a good explanation of R1C1 notation. To
implement, I went into E3 and put in the formula =C3-C2 Then when to tools=Options and select the general tab, then checked R1C1 Reference file and looked at the formula. It produced: =RC[-2]-R[-1]C[-2] also, when assigning a formula to a cell with R1C1 notation you should do Range("E3").FormulaR1C1 = "=RC[-2]-R[-1]C[-2]" or you could just do Range("E3").Formula = "=C3-C2" While Range("E3").Formula = "=RC[-2]-R[-1]C[-2]" does work, it is not reliable in every case, so it is better to use FormulaR1C1. When using Formula or FormulaR1C1 with the correct argument, it doesn't make any difference what reference mode Excel is in. -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "SOS " wrote in message ... Hi all, I am in my spreadsheet and attempting to automate it. I want to place a formula in (for example) cell D3 which says =C3*B3. I have the following line of code where D3 is the Active Cell: ActiveCell.Formula = "=RC[-1]*RC[-2] and it works However I then want a formula in E3 to say C3-C2. My question is how to reference cell C2 if RC[-2] refers to C3 and RC[-3] refers to B3. Hope I've made myself clear Many thanks Seamus --- Message posted from http://www.ExcelForum.com/ |
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