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You are welcome! Thanks for the feedback!
Stefi

farid2001 ezt *rta:

Stefi
Thank you very much, your code worked very well!!

Regards
farid2001

"Stefi" wrote:

RngEnd = Range("A1").End(xlDown).Row
gives the No of the last used row. Use this No in cell references, e.g.
Range("A" & RngEnd) instead of Range("A3800")

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Stefi

farid2001 ezt *rta:

Hello, I need help with code.

I have a macro that I use to process each calling card account's information.

A B C D
etc.
Date Number_dialed Location Duration

all columns have the same number of rows, but this number changes depending
of the amount of calls made from each account.

I have set the fixed range in my macro from 2:3800, but most of the time the
number of raws do'nt exceed 1000

Is there a way to just process the number of raws in each account instead of
going the full 3800?

Your help will be grately apreciated

Regards

 
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