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I am tring to program in excel and I am having a hard time selecting the
first blank cell in a column. There is data throughout and i want the first
blank cell to be slected. I have tried using the Ctrl down... Can someone
help me out... I know its simple but I am just getting started in VBA.

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Default Selecting the first blank cell in a column

In the absense of more detail, this should do what you want. However,
selections are usually not desireable or necessary.

Sub gotonextblank()
ActiveCell.End(xlDown).Offset(1).Select
End Sub

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I am tring to program in excel and I am having a hard time selecting the
first blank cell in a column. There is data throughout and i want the
first
blank cell to be slected. I have tried using the Ctrl down... Can someone
help me out... I know its simple but I am just getting started in VBA.

Thanks


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