Have this so far:

Dim CellRng as String
CellRng = "C4"

PercentVal = Sheets("Sheet1").Range(CellRng).Value

***Now, how can I add 1 row to CellRng. It's in loop, and I want it to get
the value for C5 next time.

I am guessing you want to go from "C4" to "C5" to "C6", etc.
change
PercentVal = Sheets("Sheet1").Range(CellRng).Value
into
i = 3
j = 4
..
..
..
PercentVal = Sheets("Sheet1").Cells(j,i).Value

and then increment j in the loop to move downward.

An alternative is to use OFFSET()

--
Gary's Student


"Mike" wrote:

Have this so far:

Dim CellRng as String
CellRng = "C4"

PercentVal = Sheets("Sheet1").Range(CellRng).Value

***Now, how can I add 1 row to CellRng. It's in loop, and I want it to get
the value for C5 next time.

Another alternative is:
PercentVal = Sheets("Sheet1").Range("C" & j).Value
--
Gary''s Student


"Gary''s Student" wrote:

I am guessing you want to go from "C4" to "C5" to "C6", etc.
change
PercentVal = Sheets("Sheet1").Range(CellRng).Value
into
i = 3
j = 4
.
.
.
PercentVal = Sheets("Sheet1").Cells(j,i).Value

and then increment j in the loop to move downward.

An alternative is to use OFFSET()

--
Gary's Student


"Mike" wrote:

Have this so far:

Dim CellRng as String
CellRng = "C4"

PercentVal = Sheets("Sheet1").Range(CellRng).Value

***Now, how can I add 1 row to CellRng. It's in loop, and I want it to get
the value for C5 next time.