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Question : Easy answer for someone who knows VBA
Why does the following return 64?
Sub woho()
Range("b2") = Cells(Rows.Count).Row
End Sub
Answer : Easy answer for someone who knows VBA
Basically cells.count is the number of cells in the sheet.
SO if you divide by the number of columns you will get the value of the row on which the cells.count 'cell ' occurs. i.e. 64
Chris
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