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Looping through a Range in Excel
Can any one suggest a way to loop through an Excel worksheet rows till
i see a null in the contents of the cell Here is sort of pseudo code. Start Worksheet("sheet").cell(row,col) < "" Worksheet("sheet").range(namedrange).value=Workshe et("sheet").range(namedrange).value & worksheet("sheet").cell(row,col).value end the loop |
Looping through a Range in Excel
public sub test()
dim r as range set r = activeworksheet.range("A1") do while not r ="" debug.print r.address set r = r.offset(1,0) loop set r = nothing end sub Cheers, Jason Lepack On Apr 11, 12:45 pm, smartnhandsome wrote: Can any one suggest a way to loop through an Excel worksheet rows till i see a null in the contents of the cell Here is sort of pseudo code. Start Worksheet("sheet").cell(row,col) < "" Worksheet("sheet").range(namedrange).value=Workshe et("sheet").range(namedrange).value & worksheet("sheet").cell(row,col).value end the loop |
Looping through a Range in Excel
thanks for your help Jason Lepack
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