Your code is only looking at the current cell, not looping thru the
columns so this should do it.
Sub Macro1()
For Each c In Columns("A:AJ")
c.offset(-1,0).value=1
if not isempty(c.value) then c.value = (c.value
+1)*c.offset(-1,0).value
next
End Sub
However I'm unsure of your intent. You're setting the cell above the
current cell to 1, making your formula a very wordy way of adding 1 to
the active cell's current value, then changing what was the current
cell to "1" on the next pass; which will set every cell used in
columns A:AJ equal to 1. If this is your intent, then it would be
faster (not mention easier to read) to set the entire range at once,
like so:
Range("A1:AJ10").value=1
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