VBA AutoDrag Help Please

NataliaMSN

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Hello I heard this forum is the best .
I was having some sytax issues with a formula in VBA.
I was stuck on the portion of my code with the range of my autodrag function . . .

I have a formula that I want to auto drag down to the row where my data stops in Column A.
My formula is starting in D3 and I want it to autodrag using Column A as a reference to drag.
I need to do it that way because B and C do not necessary have data in every row thats why I need to use A as the reference.
I was Attempting to use the "AutoFill Destination:" VBA Function but I am confused as to how to specify my range after that can someone help me out please.

Sorry, I am relatively new to VBA.

I am using Excel 2010.
 

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Hi,
This doesn't use the AutoFil function but I find it a useful thing to know.
Code:
Range("D3").Resize(Range("A3").End(xlDown).Row - 2, 1).Value = "=SUM(A3+1)"
The example assumes there are no blank rows in column 'A', it just adds 1 to the value in column 'A', you can change that for the formula you need.

Note: The resize section is getting the last used row in column 'A' and taking 2 away (as you are starting in row 3). It is then seeing how many columns you need, in this instance just 1.
 
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Here's one way:

Code:
Range("D3").AutoFill _
    Destination:=Range("D3", Cells(Cells(Rows.Count, "A").End(xlUp).Row, "D"))
 
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Ok I think I understand what you are saying and it works for the problem I mentioned but I guess I am not understanding what Row part of the equation because I am trying to use this formula again in the column "P" and I wanted to use Column "J" as a Reference like I did previously and my formula is:
=IF(AND(M3="Y",I3="H"),1,0) for some reason I'm not getting it right
 
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Okay...

The following starts at the range 'P3' and extends the range to match the number of rows in column 'J'. If there is data in cells 'J3' through to 'J50' then it extends the range to be 'P3:P50'

It then puts the formula into all of the cells. Example below.
Code:
Range("P3").Resize(Range("J3").End(xlDown).Row - 2, 1).Value = "=IF(AND(M3="Y",I3="H"),1,0)"

Hope that makes some sense ?
 
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Nevermind sorry I was in the process of posting when that other post was placed.
Thank you my friend from the great state of Texas that works.
 
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