Is there a way for the offset function to work with an undefined value
i.e. offset(x , 0) from an absolute cell.

for example at the end of a loop x = x+4 to increment the offset by 4
rows on each loop.

As I have a problem with many relative references so cannot use
activecell. the offset will always start from the same fixed position.

Certainly you can use a variable in an offset:

Sub a()
Dim Counter As Integer
For Counter = 1 To 5
Range("A1").Offset(Counter).Value = Counter
Next
End Sub


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Jim
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| Is there a way for the offset function to work with an undefined value
| i.e. offset(x , 0) from an absolute cell.
|
| for example at the end of a loop x = x+4 to increment the offset by 4
| rows on each loop.
|
| As I have a problem with many relative references so cannot use
| activecell. the offset will always start from the same fixed position.
|

On 2 May, 18:29, "Jim Rech" wrote:
Certainly you can use a variable in an offset:

Sub a()
Dim Counter As Integer
For Counter = 1 To 5
Range("A1").Offset(Counter).Value = Counter
Next
End Sub

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oups.com...
| Is there a way for the offset function to work with an undefined value
| i.e. offset(x , 0) from an absolute cell.
|
| for example at the end of a loop x = x+4 to increment the offset by 4
| rows on each loop.
|
| As I have a problem with many relative references so cannot use
| activecell. the offset will always start from the same fixed position.
|

thanks for the response. This really helped me out. I have used many
references to this now. Thanks again