Reference VBA action vs. a cell in a formula?

[EssKayKay]

Hello,
This is similar to a previous post I had.
VBA to populate a textbox with a range sum

Again, I’m looking for a way to eliminate a cell reference only this time it is in a formula. This is a snipit of what I am doing. There is much more going on but I think if I can get this to work I’ll be going in the right direction.

Here’s what’s working:

If Range("T33") > 0 Then
   Range("T24") = Range("T32").End(xlDown).Offset(1, -2).Value
Else
   Range("T24") = Range("R33")
End If

There is another range of cells containing the following formula where the column remains the same but the row changes as the formula is copied down the range. As noted, the reference to cell $T$24 remains constant.

=IF(P33="",IF(YEAR(C33)=$T$24,Q33,0),0)

Maybe this is not possible but what I was hoping for was to eliminate the need to populate cell T24 and replace it with some code. I tried something like this (which I know is wrong).
=IF(P33="",IF(YEAR(C33)= (Range("T32").End(xlDown).Offset(1, -2).Value) ,Q33,0),0)

If this becomes too involved or complicated, I’ll just leave it as is.

Thanks for viewing,
Steve K.

 

[RoryA]

You can't just put VBA statements in a formula. There isn't anywhere near enough context in your post for me to suggest the best alternative, but I'm not really sure why you can't just put a formula in F24 to get the value you need directly?

 

[EssKayKay]

You can't just put VBA statements in a formula. There isn't anywhere near enough context in your post for me to suggest the best alternative, but I'm not really sure why you can't just put a formula in F24 to get the value you need directly?

Thank you Rory for responding so quickly. I think I'm going to just leave it as is for now. I do appreciate your time and comment.

Again, thanks. . .
Steve