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How to obtain the shortest range that encloses all the non empty cells?
Hi,
How to obtain the range in which cells are defined? I mean, the Sheet has a huge number of rows and columns but you use a few of them. Suppose you fill the cells D20 and H40, and all others are untouched. I need to obtain the range (D20:H40) How can I do that without scanning all the universe of cells...? Thanks in advance Faustino |
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