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Default Programmatically increase the row # in a formula

Hello
This is a really silly questions but here it goes.
I have a sheet where in a cell I have this formula:
=IF(AND($C30,$A3=""),"",0)
It works fine and does what I want. However, programmatically, I place the
formula in the next cell down from it (just like the copy handle dragging
down 1 row).

This is what the macro recorder gives me:
Selection.AutoFill Destination:=Range("D3:D4"), Type:=xlFillDefault
Range("D3:D4").Select

Which makes sense, but I cannot hard code the Cell addresses (except in the
first on which is already in the cell).

Programmatically, how can I increase the row number by 1?

I tried this ** LOL ** but of course it did not work: ======= what a mess

Sheets("Sheet3").Range("D65536").End(xlUp).Offset( 1, 0).Formula =
"=IF(AND($C" & Rows(Sheets("Sheet3").Range("D65536").End(xlUp).Of fset(1, 0))
+ 1 & "0,$A" & Rows(Sheets("Sheet3").Range("D65536").End(xlUp).Of fset(1,
0)) + 1 & "=""),"""",0)"

Any suggestions?

Thank you so much
Terry V



 
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