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Cell.Offset(1, 10).Formula = "=" & Cell.Offset(0, 10).Address(False, False) "Lost in Alabama" wrote: Charile, Thanks for the quick response. This works except I need the value contained in the cell found in Column R to be one cell up in Column R. Thanks, Mary "Charlie" wrote: Dim Cell As Range For Each Cell In Range("H:H") If Cell.Value = "ZZZ Total" Then Cell.Offset(1, 10).Formula = "=" & Cell.Offset(-1, 0).Address(False, False) End If Next Cell "Lost in Alabama" wrote: I need a Do Loop to perform the following: Select Column H Find "ZZZ Total" From that Active Cell, move 10 columns to the right and one cell down Insert Formula "=Active Cell -1" Loop until Column H cell value = "" Thanks for the Help! Mary |
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