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Counting number of rows
I have taken information from other sources and want to count how many rows I
have without physically counting them as they have been inserted into the worksheet out of sequence. Is there a way to do this? -- Lynne Mawson Manchester |
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Counting number of rows
Hi Lynne
=COUNTA(A:A) will give you the number of cells in column A with data -- Regards Roger Govier "Lynne Mawson" wrote in message ... I have taken information from other sources and want to count how many rows I have without physically counting them as they have been inserted into the worksheet out of sequence. Is there a way to do this? -- Lynne Mawson Manchester |
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