I currently have multiple situations where code resembles the following:

Range("a" & numberrows + 1).Select
Range("a" & numberrows + 1).Formula =
"=date(YEAR(begrevdate)+1,month(begrevdate),day(be grevdate))"
Selection.NumberFormat = "m/d/yyyy"

In order to reduce the size and complexity, I would like to be able to
condense some of the coding to resemble something like:

Range("a" & numberrows + 1).Formula =
"=date(YEAR(begrevdate)+1,month(begrevdate),day(be grevdate))"; NumberFormat =
"m/d/yyyy"

I thought this was possible but my attempts to play with syntax have been
unsuccessful in getting it to work.

Any help would be much appreciated.
TIA

It can't be done in one line, but it can be cleaned up a little...

With Range("a" & numberrows + 1)
.Formula = "=date(YEAR(begrevdate)+1,month(begrevdate),day(be grevdate))"
.NumberFormat = "m/d/yyyy"
end with

Note this no longer selects the cell so if you require the active cell to
move then you will need to add a

..select

in the with clause

HTH


"Papa Jonah" wrote:

I currently have multiple situations where code resembles the following:

Range("a" & numberrows + 1).Select
Range("a" & numberrows + 1).Formula =
"=date(YEAR(begrevdate)+1,month(begrevdate),day(be grevdate))"
Selection.NumberFormat = "m/d/yyyy"

In order to reduce the size and complexity, I would like to be able to
condense some of the coding to resemble something like:

Range("a" & numberrows + 1).Formula =
"=date(YEAR(begrevdate)+1,month(begrevdate),day(be grevdate))"; NumberFormat =
"m/d/yyyy"

I thought this was possible but my attempts to play with syntax have been
unsuccessful in getting it to work.

Any help would be much appreciated.
TIA

Papa,
You can use a ":" to write more than statement on a line, but this usually
does not help readability.
As Jim indicated, use of With and also object variables make coding clearer.

NickHK

"Papa Jonah" wrote in message
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I currently have multiple situations where code resembles the following:

Range("a" & numberrows + 1).Select
Range("a" & numberrows + 1).Formula =
"=date(YEAR(begrevdate)+1,month(begrevdate),day(be grevdate))"
Selection.NumberFormat = "m/d/yyyy"

In order to reduce the size and complexity, I would like to be able to
condense some of the coding to resemble something like:

Range("a" & numberrows + 1).Formula =
"=date(YEAR(begrevdate)+1,month(begrevdate),day(be grevdate))";
NumberFormat =
"m/d/yyyy"

I thought this was possible but my attempts to play with syntax have been
unsuccessful in getting it to work.

Any help would be much appreciated.
TIA