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Find Lowest Column Among Several
Assuming you have no completely blank rows or columns within your data, how
about Set objProduction = _ objCurrent.Worksheets("ACCOUNTS").Range("A4").Curr entRegion On Fri, 17 Sep 2004 12:01:01 -0700, MDW wrote: Say I've got the line Set objProduction = objCurrent.Worksheets("ACCOUNTS").Range("A4:F600") in code. On the worksheet "ACCOUNTS", the last entry by the user might be in row 23. However, it may be in column A, or column C, or column E. Is there any way for Excel to detect that, among those 8 columns, the lowest used row is 23, and then resize the range? |
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