And finally.., why not...

Public Function GetLastDataPos&(Optional Wks As Worksheet, _
Optional IsRow As Boolean = True, Optional StartPos& = 1)
' Finds the last row or col of UsedRange that contains data.
' Allows for excluding any number of header rows/cols.
'
' Args:
' Wks Optional:
' Object ref to the sheet being searched.
' Defaults to ActiveSheet if missing.
'
' IsRow Optional:
' Boolean value that determines which axis to test.
'
' StartPos Optional:
' A type Long that specifies the start row/col of the
search.
' If omitted the search starts at A1.
'

Dim n&, k&, lLast&

If Wks Is Nothing Then Set Wks = ActiveSheet

With Wks.UsedRange
lLast = IIf(IsRow, .Rows.Count, .Columns.Count)
For n = lLast To StartPos Step -1
k = Application.CountA(IIf(IsRow, Wks.Rows(n), Wks.Columns(n)))
If k 0 Then GetLastDataPos = n: Exit Function
Next 'n
End With 'Wks.UsedRange
End Function

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Garry

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