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I posted this yesterday but have not seen it.
Excel XP & Win XP In VBA, Range(Whatever).Count produces the number of cells in the range, regardless of the contents of the cells. Is there a worksheet formula that does the same? Not a UDF, but a plain formula? Thanks for your time. Otto |
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