Use a variable as the row address of a cell

I hope I can explain my question. Can I write a code for a command button that says something like:

myvariable=1
Range("A(myvariable)").Value ="blue"

...now, I realize that won't work as written, but is there some way to use a variable as the row address of a cell?

Thanks for your patience

You have two options. Using your original example you could have:

myvariable = 1
Range("A" & myvariable).Value = "blue"

Or you can use the Cells() method to specify the row and column:

myvariable = 1
Cells(myvariable, "A").Value = "blue"

WBD

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myvariable=1
Range("A" & myvariable).Value ="blue"
Range("A1:D" & myvariable).value = ="blue"

'Often used like

'Last Used cell in column A
LR = Cells(Rows.Count, 1).End(xlUp).Row
Range("A1:D" & LR).Value ="blue"

Range("A1",cells(LR,4)).Value ="blue"

Range(cells(1,1),cells(LR,4)).Value ="blue"

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