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Find the row of all cells in a selection
If I select a block of cells, C14:F19
- and then run a subroutine: msgbox selection.row -That would read 14, the first row in the selection. but how can I obtain the last row in the selection? ................... Thanks Tony |
Find the row of all cells in a selection
And another:
Selection(Selection.Rows.Count, 1).Row Alan Beban J.E. McGimpsey wrote: One way: With Selection MsgBox .Item(.Count).Row End With another: With Selection MsgBox .Row + .Rows.Count - 1 End With In article , (TonyJeffs) wrote: If I select a block of cells, C14:F19 - and then run a subroutine: msgbox selection.row -That would read 14, the first row in the selection. but how can I obtain the last row in the selection? .................. Thanks Tony |
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