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here's one simple way assuming your macro operates based on the active cell:
Sub YourSub() Do 'YourStuff ActiveCell.Offset(1).Select Loop Until ActiveCell = "" -- Charles Chickering "A good example is twice the value of good advice." "william" wrote: I am running a macro through one specific column of my spreadsheet. From cell B4 to anywhere from B20 or higher, to be exact. I need to add something to my code so that my macro will execute in each cell moving down that column until it encounters the first blank cell. At that point it should stop altogether, doing nothing with the blank cell. Any suggestions? |
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