Yes, the first cell in each row that is used always has something in it if
that row is used at all.

"Dave Peterson" wrote:

If you format a cell (not the entire column or entire row or entire sheet), then
excel will include that cell in the used range -- and use it when determining
the last used cell (shift-ctrl-end).

Is there any pattern to the data? Can you pick out a column that always has
data in it if the row is used? (Like if there's always something in column A
when that row is used.) And same thing for the rows?

Bob Arnett wrote:

I'm trying to select all cells from A1 to the last cell that has data. Using
Shift-Ctrl-End selects all cells including ones that just have borders and no
data. Is there a way to do this?

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Dave Peterson