Here is my problem:

Here's the deal, when I export a file from a program to excel, some
things get screwed up that have to be fixed. This export is done
weekly, so it's important not to waste lots of time and so I figured
I could create a macro that would run and fix it all since week to week
the data is similar. Here is the issue, it all works great until a new
row is added and shifts everything down one and throws off the code in
VB since it is based on cell references (i.e. E3) and doesn't change
when the excel spreadsheet changes since the macro is a product of VB
code.


Here is an example of the code:



Range("D14:E14").Select
Selection.Cut Destination:=Range("E14:F14")
Range("D19:E19").Select
Selection.Cut Destination:=Range("E19:F19")
Range("D36:E36").Select
Selection.Cut Destination:=Range("E36:F36")




'This is basically moving move cells over one cell to the right.
(This has to be done about 50 times) What I would like to be able to do
is have the "14" be a variable so that I can just say the next one
is 'variable' = 'variable' + 5. and therefore down the line it
would update everything. If I had to add a row and the "14" is now
"15" the add 5 would make the next field "20" not "19" the
"36" a "37" and so on.

Is it possible to use a variable within the Range().select?
Or do you have any other ideas besides fixing the way it exports, which
I am also working on.

Thanks,

Dave S.