My previous post was incorrect about the limitation on when COUNTA
would be applicable. It will work with contiguous *and* non-contiguous
data.

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How do I find out how many rows have data in them starting with row 4 and
beyond? It's ok if I just know that column A has data in it.

I'm using VBA. I don't know how to use functions very well. But I know
visual basic some. So if you could give me some VBA code to do this, that
would be great. Thanks.