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Default Relative, Offset, ActiveCell


I'm an Access Programmer using automation to send data to 72 different Excel
cells.
These 72 cells all have the same relative cell "structure"...IE, the Names
below are
....
"DNine" = I28
"CNine" = H28
"C_D_Nine" = I30

I'm sure I can substitute the Names below so whenever the
Worksheet_Change(ByVal Target As Range) occurs, I can have the ability
to calculate all 72 cell scenarios.

How...relative cell references, "Offset".. ?? TIA - Bob

sample code...
Private Sub Worksheet_Change(ByVal Target As Range)
If Target = Range("DNine") Then
If ((Range("DNine").Value - Range("CNine").Value < 0) _
And Abs(Range("DNine").Value - Range("CNine").Value) 9000) Then
If Len(Range("CNine")) = 4 Then
I = (10000 - Range("CNine").Value)
ElseIf Len(Range("CNine")) = 5 Then
I = (100000 - Range("CNine").Value)
ElseIf Len(Range("CNine")) = 6 Then
I = (1000000 - Range("CNine").Value)
ElseIf Len(Range("CNine")) = 74 Then
I = (10000000 - Range("CNine").Value)
End If
Range("C_D_Nine").Value = Range("DNine").Value + I
Else
Range("C_D_Nine").Value = (Range("DNine").Value - Range("CNine").Value)
End If
End If
End Sub

 
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