How do i set this formula so that rng2 only prints as many fields as
the count of rng1?

Set rng1 = Sheets("Imported Budget Data").Range("A2:BX2")
For Each cell In rng1
If cell.Value 0 Then
Count = Count + 1
End If
Next cell
Set rng2 = Sheets("SandBox").Range("B6:B100")
rng2.Formula = "=IF(Home!$B$5='Imported Budget Data'!BX2,'Imported
Budget Data'!S2,)"

What exactly do you mean by print, formulae don't print.

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Bob

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How do i set this formula so that rng2 only prints as many fields as
the count of rng1?

Set rng1 = Sheets("Imported Budget Data").Range("A2:BX2")
For Each cell In rng1
If cell.Value 0 Then
Count = Count + 1
End If
Next cell
Set rng2 = Sheets("SandBox").Range("B6:B100")
rng2.Formula = "=IF(Home!$B$5='Imported Budget Data'!BX2,'Imported
Budget Data'!S2,)"

By print I mean that the formula is written into cells B6:B100 but i
want the formula to be written in to only as many cells as that where
counted in rng1.

OK, does this do it

Set rng1 = Sheets("Imported Budget Data").Range("A2:BX2")
For Each cell In rng1
If cell.Value 0 Then
Count = Count + 1
End If
Next cell
Set rng2 = Sheets("SandBox").Range("B6:B" & Count + 6)
rng2.Formula = "=IF(Home!$B$5='Imported Budget Data'!BX2,'Imported
Budget Data'!S2,)"


BTW, best to avoid variable names like Count, it is a property of
collections so may confuse or even fail in worst cases.

--
HTH

Bob

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By print I mean that the formula is written into cells B6:B100 but i
want the formula to be written in to only as many cells as that where
counted in rng1.