Excel often loses its End of File marker so that using Cntl PageDown or
CntlEnd does not go to the last cell in the file. Is there a way to reset
this?

Yes there is. Let's say that your actual data is A1:G100. Click on the row
number 101. The row number, not a cell. Do Ctrl - Shift - Down arrow.
This selects all the rows from row 101 down. Click on Edit - Delete.
Now click on the column letter H. Do Ctrl - Shift - Right arrow. Click on
Edit - Delete.
Now you MUST save the file. Now check Ctrl - End and see where it goes. On
some versions of Excel it may be necessary to save the file, close the file,
open the file. HTH Otto
"Mary Barnich-Tampa" <Mary wrote in
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Excel often loses its End of File marker so that using Cntl PageDown or
CntlEnd does not go to the last cell in the file. Is there a way to reset
this?

Mary

You can reset the used range manually as Otto has pointed out or you can use a
macro.

See Debra Dalgleish's site for instructions and code.

http://www.contextures.on.ca/xlfaqApp.html#Unused


Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP

On Mon, 19 Jun 2006 09:18:02 -0700, Mary Barnich-Tampa <Mary
wrote:

Excel often loses its End of File marker so that using Cntl PageDown or
CntlEnd does not go to the last cell in the file. Is there a way to reset
this?