Relative Macro Button

berg891832

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Can someone give me a good example of when to use the Relative button on the macro toolbar.

I have messed with it and I can see sort of what it does, but I can't find a good example.

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If you have a repetitive task (such as copy a cell to some other cell) that you want to make into a macro, use the relative so that the actions take place relative to the active cell, rather than the action occuring in the same cells each time you start the macro.

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