Thanks a lot Dave, especially for your explanation.

Jack.

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No speed difference as far as I know.

But the difference would be how you defined the range.

If you included the header row (20), then you'd use this line:
Set myRng = .Range("a20:p40")
and use xlyes in the .sort statement

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But it would make a difference in what cell should be checked for its
emptiness. If you wanted to check row 20 (the header row), then you'd
want to
use that A20:P40 and xlyes.

If you wanted to check the first "data" cell, you'd use the existing code.

Jack Sons wrote:

Dave,

Your answer came fast as lightning, as is your code. Thank you.

About headers, they are in row 20. Makes the use of headers the code
shorter
or faster?

Jack.

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You want each column A21:A40, B21:B40, ..., P21:P40 to be sorted
separately?

Option Explicit
Sub testme()

Dim myRng As Range
Dim myCol As Range

With Worksheets("Sheet1")
Set myRng = .Range("a21:p40")

For Each myCol In myRng.Columns
If IsEmpty(myCol.Cells(1, 1).Value) Then
'skip it
Else
With myCol
.Sort key1:=.Columns(1), order1:=xlAscending,
header:=xlNo
End With
End If
Next myCol
End With
End Sub

I guessed that you don't have headers in the range to sort.



Jack Sons wrote:

Hi all,

I want in each column A to P to sort cells 21 to 40 (some ranges
could
be
empty, if cell 21 is empty so are the others in that column).
I know it can be done with a for next instruction like

For Each xxx In yyy
Do ???
Loop
Next yyy

To my regret I can't figure out what code I need.
I use Excel 2000.

Your help will be appreciated.

Jack Sons
The Netherlands

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