So i've got this forumla "=E3*VLOOKUP(D3,units,2,FALSE)"
I'm using a macro to fill a column in a sheet with that forumla, but I
need E3 and D3 to change as they would if i autofilled down. So they're
looking at the column in the same row as it is.
Any ideas?


Thanks,

Chris


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this does what you want. Adjust to match your particulars.

Range("F3:F200").formula = "=E3*VLOOKUP(D3,units,2,FALSE)"

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So i've got this forumla "=E3*VLOOKUP(D3,units,2,FALSE)"
I'm using a macro to fill a column in a sheet with that forumla, but I
need E3 and D3 to change as they would if i autofilled down. So they're
looking at the column in the same row as it is.
Any ideas?


Thanks,

Chris


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Hi
When using Vba, take advantage of cells(row,column) to do taks like
this.

I would suggest this code

Dim Ix as long, units as range

set range=sheets("???").range("????")

for Ix = [the first row in the range] to [last row in the range]
cells(Ix,??)=
cells(Ix,5)*worksheetfunction.vlookup(cells(Ix,4), units,2,0)
next Ix


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Great Tom

Thanks,

Chris


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