I am dealing with a sheet of data that has multiple rows ans columns. Each time the macro runs, the number of rows can be different, so I am trying to find the last row for
Like so. Just remove the variable from the quotes.
Sub Output()
Dim LastRowA As Long
LastRowA = Worksheets("Sheet2").Cells(Rows.Count, "A").End(xlUp).Row
'this is my current method, it works using specific cells.
'I would like to change the D1662, for example, for a floating reference that gets the last row
Worksheets("Sheet2").Range("C2:C2").Formula = "='TIME SERIES'!D" & LastRowA & "/'TIME SERIES'!D2-1"
End Sub
How about a user defined function? This way you can add it to your equation in excel with =LastRow(ColumnNumber)
. You can leave this in the vba editor and in excel set you cell value to "=LastRowValue("SheetName",1)/A2-1
" where 1 would be column A.
Function LastRowValue(WorksheetName As String, Col As Long) As Long
'=======================================================================
'This can be typed into an excel cell as a normal function
'"=LastRow("SheetName",ColumnNumber)" The Column Number is indexed
'starting with A=1 so C=3 and AA=27. Enter the WorksheetName in
'quotes "WorksheetName".
'========================================================================
Dim LR As Long
'LR will find the last row in column number "col" in WorksheetName.
LR = ThisWorkbook.Sheets(WorksheetName).Cells(Rows.Count, Col).End(xlUp).Row
'LastRowValue will be the output of this function and will be the value of
'the last row in WorksheetName.
LastRowValue = Cells(LR, Col).Value
End Function