S
Scott Lyon
I've got a spreadsheet that's set up with (for example) 1000 rows (with
properties set for those 1000 rows). But likely only a few hundred of those
will actually contain data (the rest will be blank).
Is there an easy way (in VBA) to find which row has the last non-blank data?
At first I thought I'd use:
ActiveSheet.UsedRange.Rows.Count
Unfortunately, that seems to be returning my 1000 rows every time (even if
the "real" data is only up to row 200).
I'd rather not build a for...next loop to find it, as that'd be horrifically
slow.
Any ideas?
Thanks!
-Scott
properties set for those 1000 rows). But likely only a few hundred of those
will actually contain data (the rest will be blank).
Is there an easy way (in VBA) to find which row has the last non-blank data?
At first I thought I'd use:
ActiveSheet.UsedRange.Rows.Count
Unfortunately, that seems to be returning my 1000 rows every time (even if
the "real" data is only up to row 200).
I'd rather not build a for...next loop to find it, as that'd be horrifically
slow.
Any ideas?
Thanks!
-Scott