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Combining R1C1 and absolute reference in SUMPRODUCT in VBA
I am having trouble figuring out how to write a SUMPRODUCT formula in VBA
that multiples an array of cells which I would like to reference in relative R1C1 terms by an array of cells that I would like to reference in absolute terms on another sheet. The first part of my formula is fine, but I want the cells from the DI_NAM sheet to always refer to rows 5 to 9. The column must be the same as the first array. If there is a way I could put a variable into the reference, that would work, but I can't figure out how to do this. I need to replicate this formula as part of a block of data that gets created in a do loop. Selection.FormulaR1C1 = "=SUMPRODUCT(R[-7]C:R[-3]C,DI_NAM!R[-17]C:R[-13]C)" This formula gets input across 36 columns as I am working with 36 months of data. I am a novice at VBA, so if anyone knows how to do this, I would really appreciate the help! |
Combining R1C1 and absolute reference in SUMPRODUCT in VBA
To set an absolute reference, omit the [ ] part and enter the Row ,Column
number direct. e.g. R10C4:R20C6 Don "Cornelia" wrote in message ... I am having trouble figuring out how to write a SUMPRODUCT formula in VBA that multiples an array of cells which I would like to reference in relative R1C1 terms by an array of cells that I would like to reference in absolute terms on another sheet. The first part of my formula is fine, but I want the cells from the DI_NAM sheet to always refer to rows 5 to 9. The column must be the same as the first array. If there is a way I could put a variable into the reference, that would work, but I can't figure out how to do this. I need to replicate this formula as part of a block of data that gets created in a do loop. Selection.FormulaR1C1 = "=SUMPRODUCT(R[-7]C:R[-3]C,DI_NAM!R[-17]C:R[-13]C)" This formula gets input across 36 columns as I am working with 36 months of data. I am a novice at VBA, so if anyone knows how to do this, I would really appreciate the help! |
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