VBA - Input cell formula from another cells value?

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HI All,

I am removing a bunch of lookups in a workbook and converting them into macro formulas to speed the workbook up. I have the desired formulas in a cell, and would like to reference them to input the formula. For Example see code below. It works for must of them but doesnt seem to work when some of formulas refer to "" ("""" in VBA). Is .value the best or is there an alterative?

Thanks.

VBA Code:
    LR = Worksheets("OCR Issues").Cells(Rows.Count, 1).End(xlUp).Row

    OCR.Range("B3:C" & LR).Formula = "=" & Mac.Cells(6, 2).Value
    OCR.Range("D3:D" & LR).Formula = "=" & Mac.Range("D6:D6").Value
    OCR.Range("E3:G" & LR).Formula = "=" & Mac.Range("E6:E6").Value
    OCR.Range("H3:H" & LR).Formula = "=" & Mac.Range("H6:H6").Value
    OCR.Range("I3:I" & LR).Formula = "=" & Mac.Range("I6:I6").Value
    OCR.Range("J3:J" & LR).Formula = "=" & Mac.Range("J6:J6").Value
    OCR.Range("K3:K" & LR).Formula = "=" & Mac.Range("K6:K6").Value
    OCR.Range("L3:L" & LR).Formula = "=" & Mac.Range("L6:L6").Value
    OCR.Range("M3:N" & LR).Formula = "=" & Mac.Range("M6:M6").Value
    OCR.Range("O3:O" & LR).Formula = "=" & Mac.Range("O6:O6").Value
    OCR.Range("Q3:Q" & LR).Formula = "=" & Mac.Range("Q6:Q6").Value
    OCR.Range("R3:R" & LR).Formula = "=" & Mac.Range("R6:R6").Value
    OCR.Range("S3:S" & LR).Formula = "=" & Mac.Range("S6:A6").Value
    OCR.Range("T3:T" & LR).Formula = "=" & Mac.Range("T6:T6").Value
    OCR.Range("U3:U" & LR).Formula = "=" & Mac.Range("U6:U6").Value
    OCR.Range("V3:V" & LR).Formula = "=" & Mac.Range("V6:V6").Value
    OCR.Range("W3:AA" & LR).Formula = "=" & Mac.Range("W6:W6").Value
    OCR.Range("AB3:AB" & LR).Formula = "=" & Mac.Range("ab6:AB6").Value
    OCR.Range("AC3:AC" & LR).Formula = "=" & Mac.Range("AC6:AC6").Value
    OCR.Range("AD3:AD" & LR).Formula = "=" & Mac.Range("AD6:AD6").Value
 

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What exactly is in the formula cells that don't work?
 
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What exactly is in the formula cells that don't work?
This doesn't work:

IF(OR(U3<>"""",""Not Complete"",V3<>""""),""YES"",""NO"")

If I input the formula directly into the VBA code it works fine... There is about 5 or 6 from the lines that dont work
 
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You don't need to double up the quotes in the cells. You only need to do that when you type a literal formula string into the code.
 
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