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hi. i need to add values which are stored in cells with relative cell
references. for eg. ActiveCell.FormulaR1C1 = "=Sum(0.15*(RC[-3]-RC[-6])
+ H12" . Is this possible? and if it is, i would also like to know how
to change the reference to a row above or below. thanks in advance.
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Because you are using FormulaR1C1 everythiing has to use R1C1 format. R1C1
formating doesn't need to use relative referencing. Change H12 to R12C8.

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hi. i need to add values which are stored in cells with relative cell
references. for eg. ActiveCell.FormulaR1C1 = "=Sum(0.15*(RC[-3]-RC[-6])
+ H12" . Is this possible? and if it is, i would also like to know how
to change the reference to a row above or below. thanks in advance.

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