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Hi,
I am trying to pass the number of rows in a data range to an integer variable but I don't know how many rows of data there are. I have: Dim iRowCount as Integer iRowCount = Cells(2, "U").End(xlDown).Row ' get number of rows to be sorted Range("T3:Y" & iRowCount).Select ' this will subsequently sorted Which doesn't work (returns the error Run Time error 6 Overflow), though the line: Msgbox(Cells(2, "U").End(xlDown).Row) returns the correct value in the message box. I assume that I need to do some sort of conversion to force the value returned by Cells(2, "U").End(xlDown).Row into an integer but don't know the syntax. Any help would be appreciated. TIA Dave |
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