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Autofill Based on a Changing Column
Hi
Any assistance with the following would be most welcome. I am trying to find some VBA code which will allow me to copy a formula from an ActiveCell down to the last row in the ActiveCell column based on the non blank cells in the column to the left of the ActiveCell column. For example, if the ActiveCell is equal to C5 and the range B5 to B20 contains entries. I would like to autofill the formula from cell C5 down to C20. To further complicate matters, the ActiveCell may be in column C in one instance and in another it could be column D etc (in other words, it can be in any column depending on the source data). The column to the immediate left will always have entries in it but the number of rows will change as well. Thanks, Steve PS I am using Microsoft Office 2003 with windows XP |
Autofill Based on a Changing Column
Hi Steve,
Hope I have interpreted your question correctly. Ensure that you back up your data first just in case. Note that a space and underscore at the end of a line is a line break in an otherwise single line of code. Sub CopyPasteFormula() Dim rngActiveCell As Range Dim lngRow As Long Set rngActiveCell = ActiveCell lngRow = rngActiveCell.Offset(0, -1) _ .End(xlDown).Row rngActiveCell.Copy _ Destination:=Range(rngActiveCell, _ Cells(lngRow, rngActiveCell.Column)) End Sub -- Regards, OssieMac |
Autofill Based on a Changing Column
On Nov 27, 8:23*pm, OssieMac
wrote: Hi Steve, Hope I have interpreted your question correctly. Ensure that you back up your data first just in case. Note that a space and underscore at the end of a line is a line break in an otherwise single line of code. Sub CopyPasteFormula() Dim rngActiveCell As Range Dim lngRow As Long Set rngActiveCell = ActiveCell lngRow = rngActiveCell.Offset(0, -1) _ * .End(xlDown).Row rngActiveCell.Copy _ * Destination:=Range(rngActiveCell, _ * Cells(lngRow, rngActiveCell.Column)) End Sub -- Regards, OssieMac A big thank you. The code worked great. Cheers, Steve |
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