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This is not something will save a lot of time, but I'm just trying to be more
familiar with VBA. I'm wondering if there is a way to have a macro that stores a formula for a while (like an activate button) then another macro that paste the formula in selected cells and finally an "exit button" to stop storing that formula. I.e. I have a formula in c1 thatI will be using when analizing data. Once I'm in C500, I know I need to paste that formula and i don't want to scroll up to go and copy and then paste, instead I want to click a cutom buttom to paste that formula. (it is possible that i copy and paste other things before arriving to cell C500 so the "Application.CutCopyMode" will be false by then) The formula is perfectly relative to the new cell - then no problem with wrong references Any Ideas?? Thanks ws |
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