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I have a macro that does a nice job of sorting and such. I would like to add
to it a function that would be able to determine all of the rows that has a
date entered into column E - and then highlight the row.
As all all of the rows with a date are at the top of the spreadsheet after
performing the sort, I would hope this would be fairly easy - but not so easy
I have figured it out.

TIA,
Papa J
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With Activesheet
LastRow = .Cells9.Rows.Count, "E").End(xlUp).Row
.Rows(1).Resize(LastRow).Select
End With

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I have a macro that does a nice job of sorting and such. I would like to
add
to it a function that would be able to determine all of the rows that has
a
date entered into column E - and then highlight the row.
As all all of the rows with a date are at the top of the spreadsheet after
performing the sort, I would hope this would be fairly easy - but not so
easy
I have figured it out.

TIA,
Papa J



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Caution:
Bob struck the "9" key versus the "(" key on th first line).

"Bob Phillips" wrote:

Is this helpful?

With Activesheet
LastRow = .Cells9.Rows.Count, "E").End(xlUp).Row
.Rows(1).Resize(LastRow).Select
End With

--
---
HTH

Bob


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I have a macro that does a nice job of sorting and such. I would like to
add
to it a function that would be able to determine all of the rows that has
a
date entered into column E - and then highlight the row.
As all all of the rows with a date are at the top of the spreadsheet after
performing the sort, I would hope this would be fairly easy - but not so
easy
I have figured it out.

TIA,
Papa J




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Indeed I did, Thanks Jim.

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Caution:
Bob struck the "9" key versus the "(" key on th first line).

"Bob Phillips" wrote:

Is this helpful?

With Activesheet
LastRow = .Cells9.Rows.Count, "E").End(xlUp).Row
.Rows(1).Resize(LastRow).Select
End With

--
---
HTH

Bob


(there's no email, no snail mail, but somewhere should be gmail in my
addy)



"Papa Jonah" wrote in message
...
I have a macro that does a nice job of sorting and such. I would like
to
add
to it a function that would be able to determine all of the rows that
has
a
date entered into column E - and then highlight the row.
As all all of the rows with a date are at the top of the spreadsheet
after
performing the sort, I would hope this would be fairly easy - but not
so
easy
I have figured it out.

TIA,
Papa J






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