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Way to make range the whole spreadsheet
I'm working on VS 2005 with Excel 2003. I need to set the range for the
entire sheet, but I do not know the number of rows in use for the spreadsheet. I tried this: oRng = oSheet.Range("A1").EntireColumn TotRows = oRng.Count TotRows ended up 65,5xx. Not useful. I really don't need to set a range, I just need to know how many rows are being used. I need to programmatically scan down the first column to see if a particular string is there and if it is go process the next 5 rows or so. To do this, I need the total number of rows in use. Shoulod I just give up and search all 65K rows? Does anyone know how to do this? -- Bettie |
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