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How to enter array formula with VBA
I need to programmatically enter an array formula into a cell after the ranges involved in the formula are determined. I also do not
want to use the R1C1 format. My "base" formula is =SUM(IF(RIGHT($M$1:$BC$1,3)="Alt",M2:BC2,0)). However, the $M$1:$BC$1 and the M2:BC2 will change each time I place this formula into a cell. I know that the general manner of entering an array formula is to use syntax which begins with the word "Evaluate". Can somebody help me on this one? -- RMC,CPA |
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