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Default VBA - Not Last Column or Row


Group,
I'm using the following code to determine the last row and column i
my spreadsheet. Unfortunately the returned numbers are greater than th
true last row/column. I'm about 100 rows past the last used, 115
instead of 1050 and I'm about 20 columns past the last column. I
there something unseen in my blank columns and if so how do a resolv
this issue.

With Worksheets("Sheet A").UsedRange
LastRowCurrent = .Rows.Count
LastColCurrent = .Columns.Count
End With


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