Consecutive integers

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this is what i have so far

Columns("B:C").ColumnWidth = 22


range("a1").Value = "Number"
range("b1").Value = "Square of the Number"
range("c1").Value = "Square root of the Number"


range("a2:c2").Value = 1
 
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Dont start a new thread about the same question within an hour or two or the original. It wastes peoples time.
 
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