Using for loops for lateral printout of data instead of vertical

jebenexcel

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Say you have a for loop that posts stuff for each iteration into cells one below each other. That's pretty easy to do, with say "A" + i.
How does one go about doing this with the cell letters, or in other words to put stuff into cells to the side using for loops?

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Something like this
Code:
Sub tst()
   Dim i As Long
   
   For i = 1 To 10
      Range("A1").Copy Cells(6, i)
   Next i
End Sub
 
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Instead of using Range, which is what I assume you would use with "A" & i, you would use Cells.

With Cells you can use either the letter or number to specify the column.
 
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