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says... and the limitations of End(xlUP) and End(xlDown) are ...? Many, Bob. Depending on your intent, the results may surprise you. Even for finding the last cell with data in a column, say, i, Cells(rows.count,i).end(xlup) is flawed! Try the End() properties (methods?) with a completely empty column a completely full column, a partially filled column with data starting at the top, a partially filled column with data starting at the bottom, and a partially filled column with empty cells at the top and the bottom, a partially filled column with multiple blocks of data separated by empty cells. And, in the context of this discussion, as a tool for finding the last used cell, which row/column would one check? -- Regards, Tushar Mehta www.tushar-mehta.com Excel, PowerPoint, and VBA add-ins, tutorials Custom MS Office productivity solutions |
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