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First Empty Row
Hello all,
I am trying to get my database to use the first empty row it "should" find. The thing is it all works great until I delete the contents of a row (not the row itself). IE: A2:data A3:data A4:empty A5:data A6:data It still refuses to see this empty row, and just goes to the first empty row under my data. So, is there a way to make Excel see an empty row, even if it's in the middle of other data. Or scan from the top down, and take the first row it sees has nothing in it. Regards Peter |
First Empty Row
Hi Peter,
-----Original Message----- Hello all, I am trying to get my database to use the first empty row it "should" find. ..Range("A2", "A6").SpecialCells(xlCellTypeBlanks).Cells (1).Row gives you the first row with empty cells - in your example it would be "4" Best Markus The thing is it all works great until I delete the contents of a row (not the row itself). IE: A2:data A3:data A4:empty A5:data A6:data It still refuses to see this empty row, and just goes to the first empty row under my data. So, is there a way to make Excel see an empty row, even if it's in the middle of other data. Or scan from the top down, and take the first row it sees has nothing in it. Regards Peter . |
First Empty Row
Thanks Markus, worked like a charm =)
"Markus Scheible" wrote: Hi Peter, -----Original Message----- Hello all, I am trying to get my database to use the first empty row it "should" find. ..Range("A2", "A6").SpecialCells(xlCellTypeBlanks).Cells (1).Row gives you the first row with empty cells - in your example it would be "4" Best Markus The thing is it all works great until I delete the contents of a row (not the row itself). IE: A2:data A3:data A4:empty A5:data A6:data It still refuses to see this empty row, and just goes to the first empty row under my data. So, is there a way to make Excel see an empty row, even if it's in the middle of other data. Or scan from the top down, and take the first row it sees has nothing in it. Regards Peter . |
First Empty Row
Hi Peter,
it was a pleasure to help ;o) Best regards, Markus -----Original Message----- Thanks Markus, worked like a charm =) "Markus Scheible" wrote: Hi Peter, -----Original Message----- Hello all, I am trying to get my database to use the first empty row it "should" find. ..Range("A2", "A6").SpecialCells(xlCellTypeBlanks).Cells (1).Row gives you the first row with empty cells - in your example it would be "4" Best Markus The thing is it all works great until I delete the contents of a row (not the row itself). IE: A2:data A3:data A4:empty A5:data A6:data It still refuses to see this empty row, and just goes to the first empty row under my data. So, is there a way to make Excel see an empty row, even if it's in the middle of other data. Or scan from the top down, and take the first row it sees has nothing in it. Regards Peter . . |
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