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Absolute reference with VBA

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    Absolute reference with VBA

    I searched the forum but i did not see anything to help me understand how to fix this.
    I want to copy a formula with an absolute reference to a range.

    The reference that should be absolute is R[1]C[0]. It can either be $K$3 or the cell selected in the first line of the code.
    Any help appreciated ,
    Thanks

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    I figured it out by doing the following. Thanks
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    In R1C1 notation:
    R3C2 is the absolute reference to Row 3 Column 3, a.k.a. $B$3

    R[3]C[2] is the relative referece to the row 3 columns to the right and three columns down. when put in A1, R[3]C[2] refers to D3

    Mixed forms

    R1C[2] is the cell in row 1, two columns to the right

    RC2 is shorthand for R[0]C2, the cell in Column 2 of the same row.

    So to put =$K$3 in any cell
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    Does that help.
    Last edited by mikerickson; 12-20-2007 at 10:21 PM.
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