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Find First Cell without a Certain Value
This code works fine, I just wanted to put this out there to see what other
people use. Is there a faster more efficient way to return the row number of the first row that does not contain "Archive" or "Ready" in Col.M? ' find first row without Archive or Ready lngFirstRow = 3 Do While .Cells(lngFirstRow, "M") = "Archive" Or .Cells(lngFirstRow, "M") = "Ready" lngFirstRow = lngFirstRow + 1 Loop -- Cheers, Ryan |
Find First Cell without a Certain Value
I don't know if this is faster, but it is another way to loop through and
find the cell. For Each c In Range("M2:M" & Cells(Rows.Count, 13). _ End(xlUp).Row) If c.Value < "Archive" And c.Value < "Ready" Then fRng = c.Address MsgBox c.Address Exit For End If Next "RyanH" wrote: This code works fine, I just wanted to put this out there to see what other people use. Is there a faster more efficient way to return the row number of the first row that does not contain "Archive" or "Ready" in Col.M? ' find first row without Archive or Ready lngFirstRow = 3 Do While .Cells(lngFirstRow, "M") = "Archive" Or .Cells(lngFirstRow, "M") = "Ready" lngFirstRow = lngFirstRow + 1 Loop -- Cheers, Ryan |
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