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end of data in an excel spreadsheet
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koz<br>
It depends on what is in the spreadsheet. If you know beforehand you can test for a few blank rows (the maximum you would expect in such a sheet) and then end it.<br>
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A more correct way if you do not know the layout of the worksheet is to use the .currentregion and/or .usedrange properties of the worksheet as in activesheet.usedrange. <br>
PK <p>PK Odendaal<br><a href=mailto: pko@mweb.co.za> pko@mweb.co.za</a><br><a href= > </a><br>
It depends on what is in the spreadsheet. If you know beforehand you can test for a few blank rows (the maximum you would expect in such a sheet) and then end it.<br>
<br>
A more correct way if you do not know the layout of the worksheet is to use the .currentregion and/or .usedrange properties of the worksheet as in activesheet.usedrange. <br>
PK <p>PK Odendaal<br><a href=mailto: pko@mweb.co.za> pko@mweb.co.za</a><br><a href= > </a><br>
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