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I'd like to find a generic way to specify the entire data range in a
worksheet (without knowing how many rows or columns are in the worksheet). Is there a way to refer to the last cell in a worksheet (not just a specific row or column)? I see how one can use GO TO... to select the last cell, but I can't find a way to refer to the last cell in a formula. Alternatively, is there an easy way to identify the last (rightmost) non-blank column in a worksheet? I see how COUNTA could be used to identify a non-blank column, but is there a way to identify the last non-blank column, or at least the first? Basically, I'd like to use INDEX in one worksheet to find data in another worksheet and don't know how to specify a generic range that will work regardless of the number of columns (the number of rows is much less important). Thanks in advance. |
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