Vba Get Worksheet Row Count. If there is a slight chance that the last row of the worksheet is not empty, you should add an IsEmpty() check to @simoco 's solution. Any reference to the used range via VBA will reset the value to the current used range.
Count statement returns a count of all the rows in the worksheet. There are a few methods to count rows and each of them uses VBA. If you mean total rows, Worksheet.
Dim ws as Worksheet, wsCollection as Sheets Set wsCollection = Sheets 'Get entire collection of Worksheets Set Used Range, Last Cols/Rows.
Using VBA you may need to write to the first empty cell, or after the last row used in a column.
Since there is a lot of discussion around what you actually mean by number of rows on the sheet. The worksheet has a Range property which you can use to access cells in VBA. Hello Everyone, As now I am working on VBA code I used Cells(Rows.