This tiny macro locates the "first" empty cell in a range and returns its row
number. If you call it with the range as a column, it will locate the first
empty cell in the column-range. Once you have the row of the empty cell do
Cells(i,j).Select
where i comes from the function. Then you can do the election paste.

Function FindIt(R As Range) As Long
Dim l As Range
FindIt = 0
For Each l In R
If FindIt = 0 Then
If l.Value = "" Then
FindIt = l.Row
End If
End If
Next
End Function
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Gary''s Student


"Mark 688" wrote:

One of my sheets has several identical forms with different data in the
cells. There is a button on each form linking that sheet to another. When I
press that button it goes to the other sheet and autofill 3 cells from the
previous sheet and form. What I need to do, as the new sheet has space for
multiple entries, is when I click the button from another form it recognises
that data already exists in the 3 cells and automatically fills the next 3
available unprotected cells. I have been at this for weeks and I am unable
to find a solution in the help file. Much obliged to any assistance.

Mark