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I know that Excel allows you to create a range of the utilized area of a sheet. However, is there an easy way to find the utilized area of a range? For instance, if my area of interest is A5:B - essentially the first two columns, starting at the fifth row. There could be 1 entry in that space, or 50. (For all practical purposes, I doubt we'd ever come close to, say, 500, so the starting out range could be something like A5:B750)
But, given those bounds, is there an easy way for me to create a sub-range that is just the utilized area of that main range? |
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