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this is difficult to explain, but here goes nothing...
here's my sample formula, in Cell G25:
=IF(D25=0,0,IF(D45=0,0,B45))
This is what i want the macro to do:
Step1: read the number in cell A1. (lets say i type "2" in there)
Step2: Add "2" to every cell reference in G25's formula, except the
reference that refers to the current cell's row (in this case, row 25).
I.E. this would change G25's formula from: =IF(D25=0,0,IF(D47=0,0,B47))
to:
=IF(D25=0,0,IF(D47=0,0,B47))
STEP3: copy the new formula down for 20 rows.
I need this same thing to happen, if i type a number in A2
(except this time, it would be looking at the formula in I25
and following the same steps.
I25's formula is : =IF(D25=0,0,IF(D44=0,0,B44))
can anybody help me please?
if this can be done through some sort of pop up (which startup as soon as i
open the worksheet), instead of typing a number in a cell, even better. but
either way will work for me
thanks in advance
here's my sample formula, in Cell G25:
=IF(D25=0,0,IF(D45=0,0,B45))
This is what i want the macro to do:
Step1: read the number in cell A1. (lets say i type "2" in there)
Step2: Add "2" to every cell reference in G25's formula, except the
reference that refers to the current cell's row (in this case, row 25).
I.E. this would change G25's formula from: =IF(D25=0,0,IF(D47=0,0,B47))
to:
=IF(D25=0,0,IF(D47=0,0,B47))
STEP3: copy the new formula down for 20 rows.
I need this same thing to happen, if i type a number in A2
(except this time, it would be looking at the formula in I25
and following the same steps.
I25's formula is : =IF(D25=0,0,IF(D44=0,0,B44))
can anybody help me please?
if this can be done through some sort of pop up (which startup as soon as i
open the worksheet), instead of typing a number in a cell, even better. but
either way will work for me
thanks in advance