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Sorry, new to VBA and I cant find the answer I need (several close ones though) I have Col B in a worksheet and its got content to from B1 downwards (B4 in this example). The number of the last filled cell will be different each time - B4 now in this example, B5 tomorrow, B20 next week. I want to fill Col A with a number for each cell where B has a value – basically an ID number The number doesn’t start at 1 & will be different each time.

The number in A1 comes from a cell in another sheet – I just copy it to A1 and I want then to use that as the starting point. The number will then increment as it progresses down. Example: ColA ColB 508 -- blab blab 509 -- yada yada 510 -- etc etc 511 -- whatever in my code, this fills the cols but just with the value from A1 Dim lastRow As Long lastRow = Range('B' & Rows.Count).End(xlUp).Row Range('A1').AutoFill Destination:=Range('A1:A' & lastRow) I tried to add the Row number to the value of A1 and then take away one (so for row 2 = 2+508-1 = 509) Range('A2:A' & lastRow).Formula = '=ROW()+A1-1' BUT when run, the A1 becomes A2 and in the next row its A3 etc so the numbers are out of wack I tried a few other things and always its not working right; close but no cigar. I’ve been searching for examples and everything I find is close but not enough. Q: is there are way to keep the A1 as A1 while this populates the range OR is there another way of doing this?

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Any help is greatly appreciated!! Thanks, Jason.

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