variable formula

[schroederdj]

I have the following formula in VBA code that gets copied down to all rows. Everything works in the code but I need J4 to change to J5, J6, J...... as the formula is copied down.

Range("K4:K" & lr).FormulaR1C1 = "=IFERROR(IF(XLOOKUP(RC[-7],(INDIRECT(""'""&R1C[2]&""'!D:D"")),(INDIRECT(""'""&R1C[2]&""'!I:I"")))=-J4,""MATCH"",""PARTIAL MATCH""),0)"

Can anyone please help with how to make J4 variable as copied down?

Here is the entire code:

Sub Match_OS()

Sheets("Retail Prior OS").Select
Range("m1").Select

ws1 = Sheets(1).Name
ActiveCell = ws1
Selection.NumberFormat = "@"

'XLOOKUP Formula to previous report
Range("k4").Select

' Find last row with data in column A
lr = Cells(Rows.Count, "A").End(xlUp).Row

' Apply lookup formula to column J down to last row

Range("K4:K" & lr).FormulaR1C1 = "=IFERROR(IF(XLOOKUP(RC[-7],(INDIRECT(""'""&R1C[2]&""'!D:D"")),(INDIRECT(""'""&R1C[2]&""'!I:I"")))=-J4,""MATCH"",""PARTIAL MATCH""),0)"

End Sub

 

[DanteAmor]

Try:

  Range("K4:K" & lr).FormulaR1C1 = "=IFERROR(IF(XLOOKUP(RC[-7],(INDIRECT(""'""&R1C[2]&""'!D:D"")),(INDIRECT(""'""&R1C[2]&""'!I:I"")))=-RC[-1],""MATCH"",""PARTIAL MATCH""),0)"

OR:

  Range("K4:K" & lr).Formula = "=IFERROR(IF(XLOOKUP(D4,(INDIRECT(""'""&M$1&""'!D:D"")),(INDIRECT(""'""&M$1&""'!I:I"")))=-J4,""MATCH"",""PARTIAL MATCH""),0)"

 

[schroederdj]

Try:

  Range("K4:K" & lr).FormulaR1C1 = "=IFERROR(IF(XLOOKUP(RC[-7],(INDIRECT(""'""&R1C[2]&""'!D:D"")),(INDIRECT(""'""&R1C[2]&""'!I:I"")))=-RC[-1],""MATCH"",""PARTIAL MATCH""),0)"

OR:

  Range("K4:K" & lr).Formula = "=IFERROR(IF(XLOOKUP(D4,(INDIRECT(""'""&M$1&""'!D:D"")),(INDIRECT(""'""&M$1&""'!I:I"")))=-J4,""MATCH"",""PARTIAL MATCH""),0)"

Thank you DanteAmor. I used the 1st example you sent and it worked as expected. I'm wondering if you could explain the loigic around the coding RC[-1] that makes the cell variable?

 

[DanteAmor]

FormulaR1C1

First, you are indicating that you are going to put a formula with the style notation R1C1 (Row - Column)

RC[-1]

R (Row) without square brackets is a relative position, so it starts at row R, in this example, at row 4 and when it moves down it will increment to 5, 6...
C[-1] (Column), with square brackets is an absolute position, it must be one column to the left of where you put the formula, in this case you are putting the formula in column K, column K -1 column, so it is the J column.

Regularly the macro recorder returns the formulas with the nomenclature R1C1, it is difficult to read and understand, especially if you don't know where the formula is.

The most practical option is the second formula that I gave you, it uses the A1 nomenclature.