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Thanks smartin,
Your post helped me solve a question I posted today "end(xldown) "smartin" wrote: FSPH wrote: Hello there, Several of my worksheets contain a column (e.g., colum 5) of data with varying length. Worksheet 1 may have 10 rows of data, worksheet 2 with 20 rows of data. The first two rows are occupied by the header on all worksheets. How can I count the maximum of rows with data? I encountered this code: Cells(Rows.Count, "a").End(xlDown).Row but unfortunately it doesn't work properly (probably because I don't understand what exactly the code is doing). Thank you, I would be grateful for your help. Maybe this: Function CountRows(ByVal MyRange As Range) As Long CountRows = Application.WorksheetFunction.CountA(MyRange) End Function |
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