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Default Help with sums

You can't mix the A1 and R1C1 reference style like that, but maybe:

dim myCell as range
'some code that sets myCell to something

mycell.FormulaR1C1 = "=sum(RC6:RC[-1])"

(RC6= same row, column 6 (F).)




Denise wrote:

I have a spreadsheet with dates as the column headers. My macro searches for
the first date that is after today and inserts a column to be used for
totals. The formula in the new column needs to sum the values in that row
from column F to the column to the left of the formula. Since the total
column is not always going to be in the same position when my macro runs, I
am not sure how to write the formula.
For example, in row 2, the formula would be =sum(F2:RC[-1]), but I tried
that and a bunch of other stuff that didn't work.

Thanks,
Denise


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