Both relative and absolute reference in a macro

taxigogo

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  1. 365
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I have a table of data that I want to be able to copy a cell in an absolute column but relative to the row of the selected cell.

Eg. I select B2 and it copies A2
I select C3 and it copies A3
I select D5 and it copies A5

I see how to have a constant offset of the Activecell but not an absolute column reference.

Is this possible or would it require a series of IF, THEN clauses changing the offset for each table of the column?
 

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Perhaps something on the lines of
VBA Code:
intersect(range("a:a"),activecell.entirerow).copy
 
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