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Find first non-blank cell
Bob, Jim
Thanks for the help. Otto "Otto Moehrbach" wrote in message ... Excel XP, Win Vista I have a table of formulas that produce blank cells on condition. To set the print range I want to find the first non-blank cell in Column A looking from the bottom up. Doing End(xlUp) will hit on the first formula cell (looking up) and not the first non-blank cell. Looping up through Column A looking for a value of not zero will find what I want. Question: Is there a better way? Thanks for your time. Otto |
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