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I'm working on another new spreadsheeet. I'm sure I'll have still more
questions. But as I think through how it will work, I thought of a generic question about spreadsheet design. I'm sure some of you have ideas on this. When deciding on overall approach, testing a list of some kind, how do you decide whether to define the list as a range and then do a "For each rCell in rRange" loop or just start from the top and work your way down through the list using a test for a blank cell to determine when to stop? Obviously, if there are blank cells in the column you're testing, you would probably use the first (defined range) approach. But what if there aren't blanks in the data? Any suggestions and reasons for making that choice? Thanks! |
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