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Try again

You can count the number of non-blank cells in a range like so

myVar = Application.COUNTA(Range("A1:B10")

but not the number of blank rows, because if two cells on the same row have
data, you will get 2 not 1.

To get that, you would need to check each row, like so

Dim oRow As Range
Dim cNonBlanks As Long

For Each oRow In Range("50:80").Rows
If Application.CountA(oRow) < 0 Then
cNonBlanks = cNonBlanks + 1
End If
Next oRow



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