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Is it possible to find the bottom of a sheet, say there are 1500 entries in
column A... and then select F9:F1500 if column F doesn't have values in every row? For example, the next time the macro is run thier maybe 1505 rows in the sheet... here is a test code that doesn't work for me... but may help convey my idea. Dim c As Variant Range("A9").Select Selection.End(xlDown).Select ActiveCell.Offset(0, 5).Select Set c = ActiveCell Range("f9").Select Range(Selection, Selection.c(xlDown)).Select |
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