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Default Simple Macro... i guess


cells(rows.count,"c").end(xlup).select
but selections are usually NOT necessary OR desirable.
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Don Guillett
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"Vincent" wrote in message
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Hi everyone,

I´m a noob at VBA, so sorry if i offend anyone:)

I want a macro that goes to the last written cell of a column.
I tried:

Sub Macro 1

Max(Range("C:C")).Select

End Sub

Wich obviously didn´t work. In column C i had to insert the function
IF(B="";"";row()) in order to have the maximum value matching the last
written cell in column B.
I wanted that macro to send me to the maximum value of column C :)

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