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Doug Glancy wrote:
Todd, Try the analog to what you are doing with finding the last row: STACKEDLEFT = Worksheets("Location View").Range("IV1").End(xlToLeft).Column Note that this will find the last used column in Row 1 . . . . Unless the last used column is Column IV. Slightly more general is, with Worksheets("Location View") selected as you have shown, STACKEDLEFT = Range("1:1").Find("*", , , , , xlPrevious).Column Both will return an error message if the row is empty. Alan Beban |
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