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Old 03-01-2018, 03:15 PM
Mohd_KB Mohd_KB is offline Referencing using a variable Mac OS X Referencing using a variable Office 2011 for Mac
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Please note that I am a beginner user of Excel, so please excuse me if i use the wrong terminology.

Im writing a macro which will ask the user to enter the desired raw number, then "in the already selected cell" it will calculate the average of a range that starts from the 4th row of the conlomn of the active cell to the entered row number by the user.

Example:
active cell is B1, the macro will first ask the user for the desired row number (ex. 250), then the macro will calculate in B1 the average of B4:B250

This is my failed attempt

Code:
 
Sub Macro4() 
Dim Value05 As String 
Value05 = InputBox("when will it reach 0.5?") 
​​​​​​​ActiveCell.FormulaR1C1 = "=AVERAGE(B4:B(Value05))" *
End Sub
*

Thanks in advance
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