I am trying to find out how many rows there on a Worksheet
using VBA code. I am doing data extraction on XLS files I
received from another company, and so I never know how
many rows there can be on a work sheet.

I have tried:
Application.SendKeys "^{END}", True
iRows = ActiveCell.Rows

But his always returns 1.

Any ideas?

Thanks!

Ed

Try

iRows=cells.specialcells(xllastcell).row

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"Ed Nelson" wrote in message
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I am trying to find out how many rows there on a Worksheet
using VBA code. I am doing data extraction on XLS files I
received from another company, and so I never know how
many rows there can be on a work sheet.

I have tried:
Application.SendKeys "^{END}", True
iRows = ActiveCell.Rows

But his always returns 1.

Any ideas?

Thanks!

Ed