Correct syntax to get cell value

Yamezz

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Hi. I have the following code, but Excel doesn't know what I'm trying to accomplish. Hopefully a human can see what I'm trying to do and give me the correct syntax. Thanks in advance.
Code:
For Each c In Range("J2:P" & LastInputRow)
    cAddr = c.Address
    If c.Value > 0 Then
        ShiftHours = c.Value 'value from the current cell
        EmpCode = cell(c.Row, 4).Value 'value from column 4 in the row of the current cell
        EmpArea = cell(c.Row, 8).Value 'value from column 8 in the row of the current cell
        ShiftDate = cell(1, c.Col).Value 'value from row 1 in the column of the current cell
 

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Code:
If c.Value > 0 Then
        ShiftHours = c.Value 'value from the current cell
        EmpCode = Cells(c.Row, 4).Value 
        EmpArea = Cells(c.Row, 8).Value 
        ShiftDate = Cells(1, c.Column).Value 
    End If
 
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hi
Code:
For Each c In Range("p2:p" & [COLOR=#333333]LastInputRow[/COLOR])    cAddr = c.Address
    If c.Value > 0 Then
        ShiftHours = c.Value 'value from the current cell
        EmpCode = c.Offset(, 4).Value 'value from column 4 in the row of the current cell
        EmpArea = c.Offset(, 8).Value 'value from column 8 in the row of the current cell
        ShiftDate = c.offset(1).Value 'value from row 1 in the column of the current cell
        End If
        Next
 
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Thank you guys.
I've made progress, but I am getting J1 as the result for the first c.Address, despite beginning my code with
Code:
For Each c In Range("J2:P" & LastInputRow)
The first cell I intend to look in is J2. What am I doing wrong?
 
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Works fine for me......I'd suggest looking outside that snippet of code.....that which you didn't supply to us.!
 
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Works fine for me......I'd suggest looking outside that snippet of code.....that which you didn't supply to us.!

Sorry, I didn't want to bog you down. Here's the full macro.
Code:
Sub ImportHours()

Dim LastInputRow As Long, EmpCode As String, ShiftDate As Date, EmpArea As String
Dim ShiftHours As Double, LastMasterRow As Long, Fname As String, InputWorkbook As Workbook

Application.ScreenUpdating = False

Sheets("Master").Activate
Sheets("Master").Unprotect

    If ActiveSheet.FilterMode = True Then
            ActiveSheet.ShowAllData
    End If

LastInputRow = Cells(Rows.Count, "A").End(xlUp).Row

 Fname = Application.GetOpenFilename
   Set InputWorkbook = Workbooks.Open(Fname)

InputWorkbook.Activate
'Begin looking in column J (first day in pay period)
For Each c In Range("J2:P" & LastInputRow)
    cAddr = c.Address
    If c.Value > 0 Then
        ShiftHours = c.Value
        EmpCode = Cells(c.Row, 4).Value
        EmpArea = Cells(c.Row, 8).Value
        ShiftDate = Cells(1, c.Column).Value
        
        LastMasterRow = Workbooks("BN Payroll.xlsm").Worksheets("Master").UsedRange.Rows.Count
        Workbooks("BN Payroll.xlsm").Sheets("Master").Cells(LastMasterRow + 1, 1) = ShiftDate
        Workbooks("BN Payroll.xlsm").Sheets("Master").Cells(LastMasterRow + 1, 2) = EmpCode
        Workbooks("BN Payroll.xlsm").Sheets("Master").Cells(LastMasterRow + 1, 3) = EmpArea
        Workbooks("BN Payroll.xlsm").Sheets("Master").Cells(LastMasterRow + 1, 4) = ShiftHours
        
    End If
Next

Sheets("Master").Protect

End Sub
 
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I would suggest your problem is that the "lastInputRow" in Col "A" is less than Col "P"

Code:
LastInputRow = Cells(Rows.Count, "A").End(xlUp).Row
 
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Possibly the
Code:
LastInputRow = Cells(Rows.Count, "A").End(xlUp).Row
line needs moving below the
Code:
InputWorkbook.Activate
line?
 
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or changed to

Code:
LastInputRow = Sheets("Master").Cells(Rows.Count, "A").End(xlUp).Row
 
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Thanks guys. As usual, MrExcel comes to the rescue of my bone-headedness.
 
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