I'm not sure...

dim iRowUse as long
Dim iRowA as long
dim iRowD as long

with ws
irowa = .cells(.rows.count,"A").end(xlup).row + 1
irowD = .cells(.rows.count,"D").end(xlup).row + 1
end with

if irowa irowd then
irowuse = irowa
else
irowuse = irowd
end if

'then use irowuse in your formulas.

Or if you want to loop through all the columns...

dim iCol as long
dim iRow as long
dim cRow as long 'current column's last row

irow = 0
for icol = 1 to 6 'A to F
crow = .cells(.rows.count,icol).row
if crow irow then
irow = crow
end if
next icol

'come down one row
irow = irow + 1

......

michaelberrier wrote:

Dave,
Is there a way to adapt Debra's code :

iRow = ws.Cells(Rows.Count, 1) _
.End(xlUp).Offset(1, 0).Row

to allow data to be entered into the same row in a different column if
that interesection is empty. For example, if you maintain two
databases on the same sheet, one in Col A-C and the next in Col D-F. I
tried setting a seperate Dim and using a greater offset, but it didn't
do what I was hoping.

Thanks.

Dave Peterson wrote:
Take a look at how Debra Dalgleish approached it:
http://www.contextures.com/xlUserForm01.html

michaelberrier wrote:

What is the syntax for putting text entered in a userform(or cell or
whatever) into the next available row in a sheet, so that it forms a
database of sorts?

Thanks to all.

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Dave Peterson

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Dave Peterson