复制范围内的VBA自动递增单元格

Question

I have an excel sheet with multiple columns, One column has reference(s) to previous (just like in MS-Project),

I am trying to get the row numbers for each of the reference(s) using the below function, this works well.

Public Function Splitter() As String
Dim multiRef() As String
Dim ws As Worksheet, rowNumber As Integer
Dim multiValue As String

Dim rowIndex As String, tempValue As String
Set ws = Worksheets("Sheet1")

    rowNumber = ActiveCell.row
    multiValue = ws.Range("T" & rowNumber).Value
    multiRef = Split(multiValue, ";")

    For i = 0 To UBound(multiRef)
        If ((StrComp(Trim(multiRef(i)), "-") = 0) Or (StrComp(Trim(multiRef(i)), "Applicable") = 0) Or (StrComp(Trim(multiRef(i)), "") = 0) Or (StrComp(Trim(multiRef(i)), "TBD") = 0) Or (StrComp(Trim(multiRef(i)), "Y") = 0)) Then
        Else:
             tempValue = Application.WorksheetFunction.Match(Trim(multiRef(i)), ws.Range("E2:E1500"), 0)
             If (Not IsNull(tempValue)) Then
                 rowIndex = rowIndex & tempValue & ", "
             End If
        End If

    Next i

If (Len(rowIndex) <= 0) Then
    Splitter_System = ""
    Else: Splitter_System = Left(rowIndex, Len(rowIndex) - 2)
End If

End Function

The problem is that when I copy the same to the below cells, it just copies the same content, and unless I manually edit each row the data is not updated.

Is there an easier way to update the value automatically?

Answer 1

ActiveCell reference should not be used inside a Function. You can rather reference the input range but requiring it as a function input variable and then having your function return the processed output. For example:

Public Function Splitter(CellReference As Range) As String
    Dim multiRef() As String
    multiValue = CellReference.Value2
    .
    .
    .
    Splitter = tempValue

End Function

You can then in your cell call your formula as:

U5 =SPLITTER(T5)

And when you copy down it will vary the input cell reference relative to the target cell, ie U6 = SPLITTER(T6)

As I noticed you have also a hardcoded range that you do a Match on, you can also have that range as an input if it also varies through your dataset.

Hope this helps. Cheers,