Good Morning Gurus, I am in search of a way to copy and paste the formula to work correctly. The code below copies and paste the exact formula(s) from Column C to Column D. I need the range in the formula to increment by 1 because we are moving from column C to column D. (For example if the formula for C6 is "=A1+A2+A3", in D7 (where I pasted the copy of the formula) it is also "=A1+A2+A3". I need the formula in D7 to be "=B1+B2+B3"). 
# Gets Formula for all cells in range Column C
my $Data = $Book->Worksheets(6)->Range("C6:C37")->{Formula};

# Paste Formula in Column D
$Book->Worksheets(6)->Range("D6:D37")->{Formula} = $Data;

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Thanks everyone in advance.

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