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Replacing cell ref with active cell
In this recorded macro, I go to Cell A1001, select it, drag the fill
handle to the cell below. Q: How can I edit the macro to select the active cell and go down one row, instead of the exact cell values in the brackets after Range? (newbie question) Is there a syntax similar to: Range(Activecell).Select Then Range("Activecell:ActiveCell+1) ??? --- recorded macro --- Application.Goto Reference:="R1001C1" ActiveWindow.SmallScroll Down:=3 Range("A1001").Select Selection.AutoFill Destination:=Range("A1001:A1002"), Type:=xlFillDefault Range("A1001:A1002").Select --- end of recorded macro --- thanks in advance PUBA |
Replacing cell ref with active cell
Hi Puba,
Try: Activecell.Offset(1).Select However, it is rareley necessary, or desirable, to make selections. If you look at my suggested autofill code, you will see that i use a range object rather than making selections. --- Regards, Norman wrote in message ups.com... In this recorded macro, I go to Cell A1001, select it, drag the fill handle to the cell below. Q: How can I edit the macro to select the active cell and go down one row, instead of the exact cell values in the brackets after Range? (newbie question) Is there a syntax similar to: Range(Activecell).Select Then Range("Activecell:ActiveCell+1) ??? --- recorded macro --- Application.Goto Reference:="R1001C1" ActiveWindow.SmallScroll Down:=3 Range("A1001").Select Selection.AutoFill Destination:=Range("A1001:A1002"), Type:=xlFillDefault Range("A1001:A1002").Select --- end of recorded macro --- thanks in advance PUBA |
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