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Change cell reference type
I have the following line in my macro code:
KeyCell = ActiveCell.Address This is used in the line: Range("D2").Formula = "=IF('Original Data'!" & KeyCell & "<0,'Original Data'!" & KeyCell & ",TODAY())" It evaluates fine but, further down in my code, I copy this formula down a large number of rows. Unfortunately, KeyCell is an absolute cell reference and I want it to be relative. What do I need to do to change this? Many thanks for your help |
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