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Put a Formula into a Cell with Index
Thnak you all of you Tom and Bob you have pretty good understanding of Excel
you help me too much! I do appreciate all your help, could suggest me any refference where to study or where to see that kind of knowledge, once again , thank you very much Alberto Bob Phillips wrote: Tom gave you Worksheets("Sheet2").Cells(iRow, 5).Formula = "=Sheet1!$D" & kk & _ "* FacInd!$E47* FacInd!$E93" In this the column, D, is explicitly stated, it is not dependent on any variable, whereas the row is a variable KK. So if KK is 4, this is equivalent to putting the formula =Sheet1!$D4* FacInd!$E47* FacInd!$E93 in that cell. This appears to be what you asked for. I am sorry English is not my language I do not understand the term <<hardcoded a colums of 'D' [quoted text clipped - 11 lines] Alberto -- Message posted via OfficeKB.com http://www.officekb.com/Uwe/Forums.a...mming/200601/1 |
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