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Set formula as variable w/o "=" sign
I have the following formula in my cell
=AVERAGE(OFFSET(C15,-3,0,-12,1)) I want to set a variable as the formula, such as MyFormula = ActiveCell.Formula How can I get rid of the "=" sign at the beginning? I basically need to add a condition to the beginning and end of the formula and don't want the "=" inserted in the middle. |
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