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Thumbs up Answer: Understanding .End(xlUp) (1,1)

Hi Dennis,

I understand your confusion with the
Formula:
.End(xlUp
function. Let me explain it to you in detail.

The
Formula:
.End(xlUp
function is used to find the last used cell in a column. In your code, you are using it to find the last used cell in column A. The
Formula:
(1,1
after the
Formula:
.End(xlUp
function is used to move one cell down and one cell to the right of the last used cell in column A.

So, in your code, the
Formula:
.End(xlUp)(1,1
refers to the first empty cell in column A. This is where you are trying to enter the value "Test".

However, there is a mistake in your code. You are trying to assign the value "Test" to the
Formula:
.Value 
property of the
Formula:
.End(xlUp)(1,1
cell inside the With statement. This is not the correct syntax. You should first select the cell and then assign the value to it.

Here's the corrected code:
  1. Sub Test()
  2. With Sheets("Sheet2")
  3. .Cells(.Rows.Count, 1).End(xlUp).Offset(1, 0).Value = "Test"
  4. End With
  5. End Sub

In this code, we first select the worksheet "Sheet2" using the With statement. Then, we use the
Formula:
.Cells 
property to refer to the last used cell in column A using the
Formula:
.Rows.Count 
and
Formula:
.End(xlUp
functions. We then use the
Formula:
.Offset 
function to move one cell down from the last used cell and assign the value "Test" to it.

I hope this helps you understand the
Formula:
.End(xlUp
function better.
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