Monday, 20 July 2015

Excel vba count used columns in a row

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Excel VBA- fastest way to find the row number of a cell with a certain value in a range's column


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But the only way (at this moment) for me to know what the real width of the merged cell is, is to drag the first column of the merged cells until it equals (just place it right above) the right border of the merged cell

Finding last used Column with data in particular Row in Excel VBA - Examples - Learn Excel, VBA, SQL, SAS and Data Analysis - ANALYSISTABS!


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lCol 2.iCntr, jCntr, iMaxCol 3.vmaxThanks PNRao November 24, 2013 at 11:33 PM - ReplyHi Stella,In this example code: iCntr, jCntr, iMaxCol are the integer variables where we can store the numbers temporarily

excel vba - Getting the number of filled cells in a column (VBA) - Stack Overflow


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So my quesstion: Is there a more elegant way to find out the length of a column? My first column is an index, with monotonously increasing numbers, which ends at a non predictable point

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cells have been used earlier but contents cleared now), or if rows are deleted, this method will remember and retain what you had as the last cell and will re-set only when the file is Saved or in some cases when the file is saved, closed and reopened. If the specified range object contains multiple areas, the rows from the first area only will be returned by this property (Areas property has been explained in detail later in this section)

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