When i am in cell sheet 1 create a macro button to copy same cell value to same cell in sheet 2 vba

stavrosiona

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i am creating an excel worksheet to keep records according orders-deliveries and pending of my customers orders. It has 3 sheets (Order-Deliver i enter values manual, and pending sheet do the reduction from orders to deliver and shows the pending value)
I have a sheet 1 called pending orders. for example in cell b10 says pending 3 (which is basically a formula between sheet Orders- sheet Delivered). The sheet called orders which has in cell b10 value of 10 and sheet delivered had a value of 7 in cell b10. ( I have different values in different cells, so pending sheet shows the result of Order sheet-deliver sheet)

What i want to do is to create a button in the sheet of pending, so when i see that i.e in cell b10 are pending 3 pcs, when i can deliver 1 pcs then to press a button and basically add 1 pc in position b10 in sheet "deliver" so to change tha values from Deliver 7 to deliver 8 and then to make the calculation that pending left 2.
I search through the web, i found Range formulas e.t.c to do this but on all of then the vba has to have specific cell position for example to say: Range("DELIVERED!b10").Value = Range("DELIVERED!b10") + 1
I do not want to set b10, i want to read the active cell of cell i am in sheet 1(pending) and do the calculation for sheet Deliver for the same cell position.
So depends on what cell position i am in penging sheet to make the calculation on the same cell position in sheet Deliver.
Is this possible?
Thanks,
Savros.
 

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In the example you give : Range("DELIVERED!b10").Value = Range("DELIVERED!b10") + 1, where is the info 1 stored? You don't want to manually enter that info, do you? Without knowing where that info is stored, a macro needs to invoke an input box to get that info.
 
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