I am trying to create a simple macro which basically is adding a new colum, naming it, pasting the formula and filling down. The error I get is as in the subject:
Run-time error '1004': Method 'FormulaR1C1' of object 'Range' failed
Here is the formula:
=IF(OR($G2=DATA!$L$3;G2=DATA!$L$4;$G2=DATA!$L$5;$G2=DATA!$L$6;$G2=DATA!$L$7;$G2=DATA!$L$8;$G2=DATA!$L$9;$G2=DATA!$L$10);DATA!$L$2; IF(OR($G2=DATA!$M$3;G2=DATA!$M$4;$G2=DATA!$M$5;$G2=DATA!$M$6;$G2=DATA!$M$7;$G2=DATA!$M$8;$G2=DATA!$M$9;$G2=DATA!$M$10);DATA!$M$2; IF(OR($G2=DATA!$N$3;G2=DATA!$N$4;$G2=DATA!$N$5;$G2=DATA!$N$6;$G2=DATA!$N$7;$G2=DATA!$N$8;$G2=DATA!$N$9;$G2=DATA!$N$10);DATA!$N$2; IF(OR($G2=DATA!$O$3;G2=DATA!$O$4;$G2=DATA!$O$5;$G2=DATA!$O$6;$G2=DATA!$O$7;$G2=DATA!$O$8;$G2=DATA!$O$9;$G2=DATA!$O$10);DATA!$O$2; IF(OR($G2=DATA!$P$3;G2=DATA!$P$4;$G2=DATA!$P$5;$G2=DATA!$P$6;$G2=DATA!$P$7;$G2=DATA!$P$8;$G2=DATA!$P$9;$G2=DATA!$P$10);DATA!$P$2; "OTHER")))))
And the macro:
Sub Macro16()
'
' Macro16 Macro
'
'
Selection.Insert Shift:=xlToRight, CopyOrigin:=xlFormatFromLeftOrAbove
Range("I1").Select
ActiveCell.FormulaR1C1 = "CSS Team"
Range("I2").Select
ActiveCell.FormulaR1C1 = _
"=IF(OR(RC7=DATA!R3C12,RC[-2]=DATA!R4C12,RC7=DATA!R5C12,RC7=DATA!R6C12,RC7=DATA!R7C12,RC7=DATA!R8C12,RC7=DATA!R9C12,RC7=DATA!R10C12),DATA!R2C12, IF(OR(RC7=DATA!R3C13,RC[-2]=DATA!R4C13,RC7=DATA!R5C13,RC7=DATA!R6C13,RC7=DATA!R7C13,RC7=DATA!R8C13,RC7=DATA!R9C13,RC7=DATA!R10C13),DATA!R2C13, IF(OR(RC7=DATA!R3C14,RC[-2]=DATA!R4C14,RC7=DATA!R5C14,RC7=DATA!R6C14,RC7=DATA!R7C" & _
"ATA!R8C14,RC7=DATA!R9C14,RC7=DATA!R10C14),DATA!R2C14, IF(OR(RC7=DATA!R3C15,RC[-2]=DATA!R4C15,RC7=DATA!R5C15,RC7=DATA!R6C15,RC7=DATA!R7C15,RC7=DATA!R8C15,RC7=DATA!R9C15,RC7=DATA!R10C15),DATA!R2C15, IF(OR(RC7=DATA!R3C16,RC[-2]=DATA!R4C16,RC7=DATA!R5C16,RC7=DATA!R6C16,RC7=DATA!R7C16,RC7=DATA!R8C16,RC7=DATA!R9C16,RC7=DATA!R10C16),DATA!R2C16, ""OTHER"")))))"
Range("I2").Select
Selection.AutoFill Destination:=Range("I2:I21445")
Range("I2:I21445").Select
End Sub
At 663 characters, your formula may be too long to be stuffed into a cell as the Range.Formula property or Range.FormulaR1C1 property but of primary concern is the fact that VBA is very EN-US centric and your formula must be passed into the property with commas as list separators, not semi-coloons regardless of the fact that your computer's regional system specifies the semi-colon as the list separator character and that you use a semi-colon when typing a formula into the worksheet.
If you absolutely need to use semi-colons, you can apply the remi-colon separated formula with the Range.FormulaLocal property.
-Addendum:
I've cut your formula down to 98 characters in xlA1 style.
Your original formula is in F2 filled down to F8. The proposed formula above is in E2 filled down to E8.