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I want to use Cntrl + End to find that last cell containing data in my
spreadsheet. I recorded this action and the following VBA command was the result. ActiveCell.SpecialCells(xlLastCell).Select It jumps to an empty cell. After some experimentation, I discovered that Excel is jumping to the furthest cell to the bottom right that had ever contained data, regardless of whether it actually contains data at the moment. I concluded this by picking a cell a few rows down and columns right of the cell Excel selected with Cntrl+End, entering some text, then deleting it. Then when I issued the command again it took me to that new cell. Deleting rows and columns had no effect. How can I make Excel forget that I had used a particular cell so that Cntrl + End (xlLastCell) takes me to the last cell that presently contains data? |