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I've tried a bunch of ideas but no luck yet.
I used to use COUNTA() to find the number of cells in a column so I could create an array reference to the range of cells with values using OFFSET(). Now my column may have some blank entries. COUNTA() still returns the number of non-blank cells so my range array falls short by the number of blank cells. How can I find the row number of the last cell that is not blank. I need this in a worksheet function, not a macro or not selecting with menu commands. Thanks... |
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