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I know how to use the End(xlUp) property to find the last row with data.
However, I have a sheet full of formulas which return either a value or NULL. Using End(xlUp) returns the last row containing anything, including formulas. How do I find the last row that contains NON-NULL VALUES resulting from these formulas. For example, I have 20 rows with formulas in them. Only the first "x" rows have non-null values resulting from these formulas. The remaining (20 - "x") rows contain the formulas but they return null values. How do I determine the value of "x"? -- Will |
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