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Old 06-25-2014, 09:49 AM
tandchas tandchas is offline Macro not Performing Formula Update as Expected Windows 7 64bit Macro not Performing Formula Update as Expected Office 2010 64bit
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On the attached file, the first item I am asking the "AddaShift" Macro to perform is copy row 17 and insert it directly above. While it does some other things properly, the only thing which I cannot get it to do is automatically update the formula in Cell J17. I would like for it to continue all the way to the last row which contains data but it keeps losing 1 row each time the macro runs. I assumed the formula would keep going to the last row with data but unfortunately not. Anybody have any suggestions?
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