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This has got to be easier than I am making it. I need (via VBA) to locate the
end of a column of numbers, go one below the numbers (a blank cell) and enter a formula that will calculate the sum of the numbers above. Since the amount of data changes, this is what I have so far: Range("D8").Select ' this is where my data starts (absolute reference) Selection.End(xlDown).Select ' goes to last cell of data Cells.Offset(0, 1).Select ' goes down one cell from that Now, how do I enter sum(d8:?) How do I refer to the offset cell without using absolute references in my formula? I tried using a macro, but excel automatically used absolute references. Thanks in advance for the help. This shouldn't be difficult! |
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