Thanks for the reply!

When you say I've mixed R1C1 with A1, where do you mean? With th
.offset() property? I can't see how to get around using the .offset(
property...

oh and I tried using the .formulaR1C1 property but it yielded the sam
results.

also note the edit i made at the bottom of my previous pos

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Dim ReportD as String
ReportD = "=IF(ISNA(MATCH(RC[-2],PID!C2,0))=FALSE,""x"","""")"
Worksheets("Report").Range("D5").Offset(counter, 0).FormulaR1C1 = ReportD

C2 in the above means Column B (2nd column in the worksheet PID)
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Thanks for the reply!

When you say I've mixed R1C1 with A1, where do you mean? With the
offset() property? I can't see how to get around using the .offset()
property...

oh and I tried using the .formulaR1C1 property but it yielded the same
results.

also note the edit i made at the bottom of my previous post


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