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Hey, sorry for the title. It's late here in Africa. Happy new year
btw! I need two relatively simple things. 1) I have a recorded macro that just copies a bunch of cells and then pastes them into the row below. Trouble is, they have direct cell references (ie. "B3:F3") which I would rather just be referred to as offsets from the activecell. Unsure how to do this in VBA though. 2) I would only like this macro to initiate once text is entered into a cell in column A. For instance, if the user enters text into cell A2, the macro should then initiate, copy all formulas from B2:F2, and paste them into B3:F3. If the user then enters text into A3, it should follow that it copies B3:F3 and pastes them into B4:F4. In summary: Once text is entered in to cell A2, the macro initiates and copies cells B2:F2, pastes them into B3:F3, and then selects A3 to end the macro. Of course, not ever referencing the cell by its name directly. The purpose for all this is to save file size of course, rather than having 65000*5 cells sitting there with inactive formulas jsut waiting for text to go into the A column. I hope this makes sense. Thanks! |
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