Vba Cells Find Row. If r = nothing or c = nothing then exit function. In this video I explain the Range.
As I mentioned at the beginning of this tutorial, selecting a cell is not Instead, we have used the End and Offset property to find the last empty cell and fill the data in it. Getting a row number is easy—just find the cell you're interested in, click on it, and look at the highlighted row number on the side of the window. Getting the last row in a range (you need this more often than you think).
There is no need to loop to find this, the following.
As I mentioned at the beginning of this tutorial, selecting a cell is not Instead, we have used the End and Offset property to find the last empty cell and fill the data in it.
Sometimes, however, you need to use that information in a function. To get a cell's value in VBA, we need to refer to it with the Range object and then call the. In this video I explain the Range.