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Cell Reference Error use for conditional formatting

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    Cell Reference Error use for conditional formatting

    Hello,
    I am currently receiving an error while trying to reference a cell using an ActiveCell.Offset Command. I must not be using it correctly.
    I cannot reference the cell directly because it is not always in the same location. and resolution ideas?
    Here is the code:
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    Then I am also concerned I am not using the Variants correctly in the conditional formatting, however, I don't know this for sure because I haven't gotten this far yet.

    Here is the code showing how I am using the variants above to conditional format them (the goal is to turn the active cell green and bold (with white letters) when the cells values are within .5).
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    Thank you all.

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    Re: Cell Reference Error use for conditional formatting

    I'm not sure if the problem was unclear or not, This is the line in which the error occurs. Obviously the error would apply to each line that is near identical to this one:

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    The error states: Run-time error '1004':
    Application-defined or object-defined error

    The error definition in VBA is Identifier under cursor is not recognized.

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    Re: Cell Reference Error use for conditional formatting

    I split this thread to contain only one question at a time.
    The thread located here addresses the variable issue: http://www.excelforum.com/excel-prog...of-a-cell.html
    This thread has been solved.

    The second question resolved itself when the first question was solved.
    Thanks to JOHN H. DAVIS: http://www.excelforum.com/members/john-h-davis.html

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