excel vba input reference cell into formula and loop - vba

Question

I have what I thought was a very basic VBA challenge, and have spent hours searching for an answer. Thanks if someone can point me to the right place if already addressed.
I have a formula that is B1 + C1 = D1, and have two 1x5 matrix of data inputs, one for cell B1 and one for cell C1, say [1,2,3,4,5] and [A,B,C,D,E], respectively, in cells (B2:B7) and (C2:C7). I would like to loop through the inputs, such that I get five unique answers [1+A, 2+B, 3+C, 4+D, 5+E], and output those answers in an adjacent 1x5 matrix, say in cells (D2:D7).
Recording a macro does not work here, as it records a copy/paste action that is inflexible for future use (for expanded matrices, other sheet locations, more complex formulas, etc).
Any help much appreciated.
Henry
UPDATE: I believe I need to be using "Do While" or some similar loop code, and additional "For" and "Next" coding.
UPDATE: Here is a step-by-step picture of what I am trying to do with the code:
step-by-step process results image

Answer 1

Here's the solution code:
Sub IterationMacro()
'Declare Variables
Dim h, i, j, k As Integer
Dim mySheet As Worksheet
Dim myAnswer As String
'Set Worksheet
Set mySheet = ActiveSheet
'Set # of Iterations
h = Range("B2").Value
'Clear Previous Contents
Range("C4:D4").ClearContents
Range("e5:e11").ClearContents
'Run Through Loops
For i = 5 To h + 4
For j = 3 To 4
mySheet.Cells(4, j).Value = mySheet.Cells(i, j).Value
Next
'Calculate Workbook
Calculate
mySheet.Cells(i, 5).Value = mySheet.Cells(4, 5).Value
Next
End Sub

Answer 2

If you could draw a table or something to use as an example, it might help.
Assuming I'm undersatnding you, you want to use a formula in D1, and fill down to D7, resulting in showing B+C=D in each row:
Range("D1").Formula="=B1+C1"
Range("D1:D7").Filldown
Edit:
Having been given the example image, it looks like you want math to happen in Row 2 (headers in Row 1). In Row 2 you want to pull up values from Row "i" and add them in Row 2, then paste the answer of that sum in Row "i".
Dim i as Integer 'i is the variable for the loop
For i = 3 to 9 'based on the picture, 3 to 9 are the 1 through 7 values
Cells(2,1).Value=Cells(i,1).Value 'pulls up Column A value from the loop to Row 2
Cells(2,2).Value=Cells(i,2).Value 'pulls up Column B value from the loop to Row 2
Cells(2,3).Formula="=A2+B2" 'Sums A2 and B2 into C2
Cells(2,3).Copy Cells(i,3) 'Copies the summed value to Row "i" in Column C
Next i 'Moves to next "i" in the loop
Let me know if that is more to your point.
Edit:
With dynamic ranges, you still know your starting point. You would look at something similar to:
Dim i as Integer
Dim LR as Long
Dim LC as Long
LR=Cells(Rows.Count,"A").End(xlUp).Row
LC=Cells(1,Columns.Count).End(xlToLeft).Column
For i = 3 to LR 'Still starting at 3, because of the example
Cells(2,1).Value=Cells(i,1).Value
Cells(2,2).Value=Cells(i,2).Value
Cells(2,LC+1).Formula="=A2+B2" 'Note the LC+1 goes one row BEYOND the last column
Cells(2,3).Copy Cells(i,LC+1)
Next i
In the last example, you can see syntax for dynamic ranges. Note that LR and LC are defined outside of the loop and do not change for the duration of the subroutine.