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Default Relative VBA function

I've tried searching this forum, but can't find out how to do this.

I have a function that works correctly when the exact range is
specified. Now I want to copy my cell that uses this function to a big
table. How do I adjust the range call? Here is the code


Function myformula(a As Range, b As Range, c As Double,) As Variant

x = a.Columns.Count
y = b.Columns.Count

If x < y Then
myformula = "Error"
Exit Function
Else

For t = 1 To x
total = total + a.Cells(1, t) / (1 + b.Cells(1, t)) ^ (c + (t - 1))
Next t

myformula = total
End If

End Function


a() is Sheet2!A:b11:az11
b() is Sheet3!A:b11:az11
c=.25

Next data entry point is in row 22 (i.e. 11 rows down) but I want to
copy "myformula" entered in sheet1!a1 to sheet1!a2. When I do, the
referenced range a() changes to row 12 (as I would expect). Can I make
the "myformula" range a() drop 11 rows each time i copy it down without
actually copying it down 11 rows then moving the formula. I need to
repeat this formula 1000 by 20 times.

Thanks

 
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