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might be quicker. If more than one, look in vba help for FIND and FINDNEXT.
Example shown Sub looptillblank() x = Columns(1).Find("").Address MsgBox x End Sub -- Don Guillett SalesAid Software "McKCollins" wrote in message ... I have two columns, A and B. Column A has data, column B contains a formula. I want the formula in column B to loop down the rows (ie: B1, B2, B3 etc) until it reaches a blank in column A. I have tried Do Loop...While but I cannot make the loop work. Can anyone help with this? Many thanks. Collins |
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