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gps 4 pilots

Number of rows not empty
 
A beginner question:
how, in VBA, do I get the number of rows that are not MT in a sheet ? In
other words, how do I make VBA count the number of records in a sheet,
assuming that the first MT row is the end of the file

Thank you

Jacquelin Hardy



Bob Umlas[_3_]

Number of rows not empty
 
NumRows = Application.Counta(Columns(1)))


"gps 4 pilots" wrote in message
...
A beginner question:
how, in VBA, do I get the number of rows that are not MT in a sheet ? In
other words, how do I make VBA count the number of records in a sheet,
assuming that the first MT row is the end of the file

Thank you

Jacquelin Hardy





Tom Ogilvy

Number of rows not empty
 
set rng = cells(rows.count,1).End(xlup)
msgbox "number of non empty rows is " & rng.row

Number of records would be one less than that if the first row is a header
row.

--
Regards,
Tom Ogilvy

"gps 4 pilots" wrote in message
...
A beginner question:
how, in VBA, do I get the number of rows that are not MT in a sheet ? In
other words, how do I make VBA count the number of records in a sheet,
assuming that the first MT row is the end of the file

Thank you

Jacquelin Hardy





gps 4 pilots

Number of rows not empty
 
Thank's Tom
Thank's Bob

JH

"Tom Ogilvy" wrote in message
...
set rng = cells(rows.count,1).End(xlup)
msgbox "number of non empty rows is " & rng.row

Number of records would be one less than that if the first row is a header
row.

--
Regards,
Tom Ogilvy

"gps 4 pilots" wrote in message
...
A beginner question:
how, in VBA, do I get the number of rows that are not MT in a sheet ? In
other words, how do I make VBA count the number of records in a sheet,
assuming that the first MT row is the end of the file

Thank you

Jacquelin Hardy








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