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Default range value with variable not working?

Hi,
I am trying to copy a formula down a few cells in a column.
I have the following code:

Sheets("ReportOutput").Range("F4").Copy
For i = 1 To NumRows
Sheets("ReportOutput").Range((i + 3), 6).PasteSpecial xlPasteFormulas
Next i

the cell F4 already has the formula in it. When it runs, I get

Runtime error 1004, Application defined or object-defined error

If I go to the debug screen, its the paste line that is highlighted. If I
replace the (i+3),6 with a normal ref. like "F6", it works... but I need to
be able to loop through as I won't know beforehand how many rows of data
there will be? NumRows is a variable with the no. of rows returned from a
query - this works ok as prior to this bit of code I have another loop
exactly the same to set some cell formats (which works).

It seems I can use the (i+3,6) style reference on cells okay, but the
pastespecial bit only works on a range, which doesnt like that method, so a
bit of a catch 22.
Help!
James.


 
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