►VBA◄ reference cells.

montecarlo2012

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Hi,
According to the reference cells theory:

Using Range Method: Range (“C5”)
Using Cells Method: Cells (5, 3)

Supposedly are equal so

why this macro work
VBA Code:
Sub Macro2()
   Range("C5").Formula = "=IF(C1<D1,TRUE,FALSE)"
End Sub

and this one Don't
VBA Code:
Sub MACRO3()
 Cells(5, 3).Formula = "=IF(C1<D1,TRUE,FALSE)"
End Sub
Thanks.
 

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montecarlo Can you elaborate on what isn't working. I used your program and both macros work for me.​

 
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Thank you Ezguy4u, was my mistake, I didn't used the spaces correctly. sorry false alarm.
 
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