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Hi,
I've run into a problem I can't come around: I want to give a number of cells a formula: =DSUMMA(Listan!$D:$G;"Förbrukning";AH4:AI5) (DSUMMA equals DSUM in the Swedish version, and the cell reference AH4:AI5 changes for each target cell) I do it in VBA like this (don't mind the i:s and j:s): Cells(114 + 15 * i + j, 3).Value = "=DSUMMA(Listan!$D:$G;""Förbrukning"";" & Range(Cells(2 + 2 * j, 34 + 2 * i), Cells(3 + 2 * j, 35 + 2 * i)).Address & ")" The connection between the target cell and the reference cells is a bit messy, hence the i:s and j:s. However, this generate a 1004 error, which I trace to the "=DSUMMA"-string; Excel refuses to accept the formula. Showing the whole string ("=DSUMMA(...)") in a msgbox gives a correct syntax and is exactly what I want to put in the cells (which works if I do). How do I overcome this? Thanks /Stefan |
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