The macro below returns a forumula that has an address that is absolute. How
would I force the macro to return an address that is relative (without the
dollar signs)?

ActiveCell.Formula = "=" & ActiveCell.Offset(0, -1).Address & "-4"

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l-hawk

ActiveCell.Formula = "=" & ActiveCell.Offset(0, -1).Address(false,false) &
"-4"


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HTH

Bob

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"hawki" wrote in message
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The macro below returns a forumula that has an address that is absolute.
How
would I force the macro to return an address that is relative (without the
dollar signs)?

ActiveCell.Formula = "=" & ActiveCell.Offset(0, -1).Address & "-4"

--
l-hawk

ActiveCell.Formula = "=" & ActiveCell.Offset(0, -1).Address(0,0) & "-4"

Put your cursor on the word .Address (when you're in the VBE) and hit F1.

You'll see a couple of options for rowabsolute and columnabsolute.

(0,0) is the same as (false,false)
which is the same as: (rowabsolute:=false,columnabsolute:=false)



hawki wrote:

The macro below returns a forumula that has an address that is absolute. How
would I force the macro to return an address that is relative (without the
dollar signs)?

ActiveCell.Formula = "=" & ActiveCell.Offset(0, -1).Address & "-4"

--
l-hawk

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Dave Peterson

Thanks!
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l-hawk


"Dave Peterson" wrote:

ActiveCell.Formula = "=" & ActiveCell.Offset(0, -1).Address(0,0) & "-4"

Put your cursor on the word .Address (when you're in the VBE) and hit F1.

You'll see a couple of options for rowabsolute and columnabsolute.

(0,0) is the same as (false,false)
which is the same as: (rowabsolute:=false,columnabsolute:=false)



hawki wrote:

The macro below returns a forumula that has an address that is absolute. How
would I force the macro to return an address that is relative (without the
dollar signs)?

ActiveCell.Formula = "=" & ActiveCell.Offset(0, -1).Address & "-4"

--
l-hawk

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Dave Peterson