I'm trying to sum using vb from cell e3 to the bottom of the row which
will be a variable number of rows. For some reason, it doesn't like
the last line in my code. I think I may have done something wrong at
the end of the last line.

Dim Rng As Range
Set Rng = Range ("e3").End(xlDown)
rng.Offset (1,0).Formula="=SUM(E"&rng.row&")"

Dim Rng as range
set rng = activesheet.range("E3").end(xldown)
rng.offset(1,0).formular1c1 = "=sum(r1C:r[-1]c)"

Sometimes using the .formulaR1C1 reference style makes coding a lot easier. And
the user will still see the formula using the settings that they like.

R1C is Row 1 of the same column
R[-1]C is the row above the cell getting the formula, but the same column





On 07/27/2010 14:43, tbmarlie wrote:
I'm trying to sum using vb from cell e3 to the bottom of the row which
will be a variable number of rows. For some reason, it doesn't like
the last line in my code. I think I may have done something wrong at
the end of the last line.

Dim Rng As Range
Set Rng = Range ("e3").End(xlDown)
rng.Offset (1,0).Formula="=SUM(E"&rng.row&")"

--
Dave Peterson

And if you wanted from Row 3, then the .formular1c1 would be:

rng.offset(1,0).formular1c1 = "=sum(r3c:r[-1]c)"

(I didn't notice that portion of your question...)

On 07/27/2010 14:43, tbmarlie wrote:
I'm trying to sum using vb from cell e3 to the bottom of the row which
will be a variable number of rows. For some reason, it doesn't like
the last line in my code. I think I may have done something wrong at
the end of the last line.

Dim Rng As Range
Set Rng = Range ("e3").End(xlDown)
rng.Offset (1,0).Formula="=SUM(E"&rng.row&")"

--
Dave Peterson