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Copy/Paste Macro
O.K., my guru friends, here is the problem I am having now.
I have a list of 70 pieces of equipment (how many times have you read that from me?) And I need to perform a copy from that list which right now is located in cells CN591:CN662. This range reference will change as rows are inserted and deleted in the rest of the workbook. (I am unable to place the list on Sheet2, because I have some conditional formatting that I use on Sheet 1 and it references this block of cells, so this list must remain on Sheet 1.) I have taken this list of equipment and placed it at the top of my sheet in six columns - H, L, P, T, X and AA and thirteen rows (5 through 17.) But to get the equipment descriptions in that upper portion of the workbook, I have used a formula in each of those cells. H5 =CN591 H6 =CN592 H7 =CN593 etc. H17 =CN603 Then I run out of room in that column, so in column L I continue the list L5 =CN604 L6 =CN605 L7 =CN606 Etc. L17 =CN616 Then I run out of room in that column, so in column P I continue the list P5 =CN617 P6 =CN618 P7 =CN619 Etc. P17 =CN629 Then I run out of room in that column, so in column T I continue the list. Surely you get the picture by now. My problem comes in when I insert a new piece of equipment or delete a piece of equipment out of my source range CN591:CN662. I actually delete the row the equipment was listed on or a insert a new row for the new piece of equipment. The ramifications are that the list at the top of the page in columns H, L, P, T, X and AA either don't show a piece of equipment that I added or give me a #REF error. Do you have a solution through a macro to rebuild the formulas up there in H, L, P, T, X and AA so that when a piece of equipment is added or deleted, those formulas will rebuild themselves? I can name the first cell in the range EquipmentTop if that helps my case. Then can I build the formulas in the H, L, P, T, X and AA in R1C0 format? H5 =EquipmentTop H6 =r1c1(EquipmentTop+r1) - something like that? If I do the formulas that way, will I get an error or a skip if I add or delete rows? Tofer |
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