Application-defined or object defined error

JeffGrant

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  1. 365
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  1. Windows
Hi All,

I am getting a "Runtime 1004 Error, Application-defined or object defined error" on this line.....

.Range("D2:D" & i).Formula2 = "=INDEX(Data!$A$2:$A$250,(ROWS(Data!$1:1)-1)*8+COLUMNS(Data!A:$A))"

If I comment this line out, the error just moves to the next line which is very similar to this one.

I am stuck because i cant see where the error is. Any guidance is much apprecaited.

Noting that Sheet1 has the name "Data"


Here is an extract of the code.
VBA Code:
ThisWorkbook.Unprotect 1234
Sheet4.Select
With ActiveSheet
     .Unprotect 1234
 
    'Find Last Row on Sheet4
     irow = .Range("A" & Rows.Count).End(xlUp).Row + 1

    'Write formulas into Sheet 4, pulling information from Sheet 1
     If Sheet1.Range("A9").Value <> "EW" Then
         .Range("D2:D" & i).Formula2 = "=INDEX(Data!$A$2:$A$250,(ROWS(Data!$1:1)-1)*8+COLUMNS(Data!A:$A))"
         .Range("E2:E" & i).Formula2 = "=VALUE(MID(INDEX(Data!$A$2:$A$250,(ROWS(Data!$1:1)-1)*8+COLUMNS(Data!A:$B)),4,4))"
         .Range("F2:F" & i).Formula2 = "=INDEX(Data!$A$2:$A$250,(ROWS(Data!$1:1)-1)*8+COLUMNS(Data!A:$C))"
     End If

    .Protect 1234
End With


Thanks for your help :)

PS...if I simply paste the formulas directly into the cell, the formulas work fine.
PPS. I also put a simple test like this in and it worked fine too. =IF(Data!A9<> "EW",INDEX(Data!$A$2:$A$250,(ROWS(Data!$1:1)-1)*8+COLUMNS(Data!A:$A)),"No")
 

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