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Hi Everyone,
I'm working on some HR reports on Excel. The raw employee data is kept in one sheet and I pull out information from that sheet using VLookup by looking up the employee code. However, the employee count keeps changing on a regular basis. To make sure that the vlookup function goes through the entire data, I have kept all rows till 65536 in the data range. This makes the reports very slow. Is there any other way to ensure that the entire data is looked into without me having to change the range in the vlookup function everytime there is an addition or deletion in the raw data? I mean to ask if there is any function that returns the last filled cell in a range? Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks, Sam |
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