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Hi,
One way, Alt +F11 to open vb editor. Right click 'This workbook' and insert module and paste this in on the right. Call with =lastrow() in a worksheet cell Function lastrow() lastrow = ActiveSheet.UsedRange.Rows.Count End Function Mike "LQ" wrote: I am new to Excel 2003 and would like to know how I can find the total number of records / rows in a particular file without scrolling down until I see the last row entered. Is there someplace that gives me a total? |
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