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This seems like it should be fairly simple, but for the life of me, I can
figure out the correct command. I'm writing a macro that loops through a database comparing all rows and when the a statement is true, and if it is, it adds a reference/link to the contents of Cell(y, r) to the current formula of Cell(x, qr). This way, if Cell(y,r) changes later, Cell(x,qr) automatically changes as well. The end result is each cell in column qr will have formulas that are the equivelent of =SUM(B3,B12,B56). Here is what I've got so far... "Ref" in the macro is simply what I wish the command was, but unfortunately it doesn't exist... Do While Cells(x, name).Value < "" Do While Cells(y, name).Value < "" If (Cells(x, name).Value = Cells(y, name).Value) Then Cells(x, qr).Formula = Cells(x, qr).Formula + Cells(y, r).Ref y = y + 1 Else y = y + 1 End If Loop x = x + 1 y = 2 Loop Thanks for any help you can offer. I hope I at least made a little sense in my explanation... couldn't think how to better word it... |
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