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Default Need help Finding row number of the last row with data.

I'm trying to build a worksheet to store all of my DVD's on. This will
include columns with Title, Wide/Full, Director, Actor, Actress, Release
Date, ... (the columns may grow as needed/desired)

1. I'm trying to write a macro that will find the bottom row that has data
on it.
2. Then what I want to do is Sort the data by title or director or actress,
3. Copy all of the worksheet to a SortedByTitle, SortedByDirector etc.
worksheet,
4. Add an index column that goes from 1 to (bottom row),
5. Save SortedByX worksheet as html file.

Essentially I want to view the sorted html file on my PDA and have it show
the row number for each title. Eventually, I will need to break this up into
smaller html pages (i.e. rows 001-50.html, 051-100.html, 101-150.html and so
on), but that is way on down the line.

I CAN do numbers 2, 3 and 5. I need HELP finding out how to do numbers 1
and 4.

Thanks
 
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