To use the Copy function and Paste method, first insert the formula in the original cell as before, execute the Copy function of the Cells property, select the desired range, and paste the formula. : ActiveWorksheet « Excel « VBA / Excel / Access / Word

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To use the Copy function and Paste method, first insert the formula in the original cell as before, execute the Copy function of the Cells property, select the desired range, and paste the formula.


 

Sub copy()

    Cells(2, "B").copy

    Range("B2:B10").Select

    ActiveSheet.Paste

End Sub

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