Dividing changing range by value in VBA

Eclektics

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Hi all,

I've been really stuck with the below so I'm hoping someone can save the day for me. I'm trying to divide the last value in each column by a figure stored as an integer but I keep getting a run time 1004 error, method 'range of object'_Global' failed and I can't seem to figure it out.

Code:
With rng
            .Formula = "=(" & Range(Cells(LRow, 2)).Address(False, False) & "/" & TotQ & "*(1-(" & Range(Cells(LRow, 2)).Address(False, False) & "/" & TotQ & "))"
        End With

The setting of the 'rng' is fine and works and this is part of a 'With' statement that has defined what worksheet I'm working on but when I attempt to write a formula in the range I get the error. I have similar formulas to the above that are working so I'm not sure why this doesn't. What I'm hoping to see is a formula that looks like '=(B42/40)*(1-(B42/40))'. If anyone can provide assistance I would be really grateful.

Thanks
 

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Try :
Code:
With rng
    .Formula = "=(" & Cells(LRow, 2).Address(False, False) & "/" & TotQ & "[COLOR=#ff0000])[/COLOR]*(1-(" & Cells(LRow, 2).Address(False, False) & "/" & TotQ & "))"
End With
 
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It worked!! Can you advise why it didn't need range in the formula? Thanks very much for your help :)
 
Last edited:
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Range (Cells(LRow, 2)) is incorrect syntax.

It should be either Cells(LRow, 2) or ​Range("B" & LRow)
 
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