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I want to index the first blank cell in a column of data
I'd like to know how to index the first blank cell in a column of data, so
that I can return that number as a reference for a report (to use as an index value for returning other values in that row). |
I want to index the first blank cell in a column of data
Does this work for you:
=1+MAX(MATCH({"zzzzzzz",9.9999999E+307},A:A)) -- HTH, RD ============================================== Please keep all correspondence within the Group, so all may benefit! ============================================== "Bruce Henson" <Bruce wrote in message ... I'd like to know how to index the first blank cell in a column of data, so that I can return that number as a reference for a report (to use as an index value for returning other values in that row). |
I want to index the first blank cell in a column of data
Range("A1").End(xlDown).Row+1
HTH -- AP "Bruce Henson" <Bruce a écrit dans le message de ... I'd like to know how to index the first blank cell in a column of data, so that I can return that number as a reference for a report (to use as an index value for returning other values in that row). |
I want to index the first blank cell in a column of data
Hi!
Entered as an array using the key combo of CTRL,SHIFT,ENTER: =MATCH(TRUE,A1:A100="",0) Biff "Bruce Henson" <Bruce wrote in message ... I'd like to know how to index the first blank cell in a column of data, so that I can return that number as a reference for a report (to use as an index value for returning other values in that row). |
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