Formula property

Zain

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Hi

I need to add up the cells in a certain column but I have the row references stored in variables (of type Integer). So if upper and lower are the row references then the code I tried is:

ActiveCell.Formula = "=SUM(Cashflows!C & Upper:C & Lower)" .

This didn't work.

Help please?
 

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It should be this way.
ActiveCell.Formula = "=SUM(Cashflows!C" & Upper & ":C" & Lower & ")"
 
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