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A "go to" formula in VBA with Indirect function

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    A "go to" formula in VBA with Indirect function

    Hi guys and gals,
    I would like to record a macro that populates a table I have. The table has data that every time I work with it picks different amount of rows. I pick data from a master table, and depending on some criteria they will appear in this 2nd table. I have a cell where I have counted the number of times this Criteria is fulfilled, or in other words the number of rows that shall be populated.

    Now, what I would like to do is basically write a macro that says "start from A3 -> fill down to Nx" where x is the amount of rows needed stated in Cell C1.

    Thanks in advance!

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    Brilliant! Thanks Mudraker.

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