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Using the Evaluate function, exclusive to Excel's VBA, you can easily use "Normal" functions and arguments, just like you would in a cell.
Sometimes you don't want to or need to use the Range or Cells objects and want to keep it simple, especially if you will always have the correct sheet selected for this example. Here are two of the syntaxes
answer = [a1 - a2]
[a1] = "Hello World!"
answer = Evaluate("=A1 - A2")
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