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Checking if worksheet is blank
Hello!
I would like to know if there is a neat way to check if worksheet is totally blank. Of course I could go through every cell and check its contents but is there easier way? BR, Tommi |
Checking if worksheet is blank
If isempty(Range("A1")) and ActiveSheet.UsedRange.count = 1 then
or if Application.countA(Activesheet.cells) = 0 then You may get different answers - if you mean an entry in any cell, then use the latter. -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "Tommi" wrote in message ... Hello! I would like to know if there is a neat way to check if worksheet is totally blank. Of course I could go through every cell and check its contents but is there easier way? BR, Tommi |
Checking if worksheet is blank
one way:
Dim blank As Boolean blank = Application.CountA(Worksheets("Sheet1").Cells) = 0 In article , "Tommi" wrote: Hello! I would like to know if there is a neat way to check if worksheet is totally blank. Of course I could go through every cell and check its contents but is there easier way? BR, Tommi |
Checking if worksheet is blank
Might this do the trick for you?
Function BlankSheet() As Boolean BlankSheet = False If ActiveSheet.UsedRange.Address = "$A$1" Then If Len(Trim(ActiveSheet.UsedRange)) = 0 Then BlankSheet = True End If End If End Function |
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