I'm having a little trouble with finding the last row.
What I am trying to do is find the last row in column "A", then use that to find the last row within a range.
Example of Data:
1) LR_wbSelect = wbshtSelect.cells(Rows.count, "A").End(xlUp).Row - 22
2) LR_wbSelectNew = wbshtSelect.cells(LR_wbSelect, "A").End(xlUp).Row
I am using the last row in column "A" as the data from row 29 down will always be the same length, the rows used in column "B" from row 29 can be a varying number of rows.
So I am trying to use LR_wbSelect
in column "A" to get my starting last Row, then within LR_wbSelectNew
using it as the starting point to look up from.
This works when the column I set to "A", LR_wbSelectNew
gives me the row of "17", but when I change the column in LR_wbSelectNew
to "B" it doesn't give the correct last row of "18".
I can change the column to "C, D, E, F" and the code works fine, but the only column that I can use is "B" because it will always have data in it, where the rest of that row could have a blank cell.
After doing some testing on the sheet, by pressing CRTL & Up from the lastring point of LR_wbSelect
column "B" ignores the data in the rows and go to the row where it find data. I can't see a reason why Excel doesn't think there is data in these cells?
To find the last row, column, or cell you can use the range's “End” property. The end property allows you to navigate to the end of the data range (to the last cell that is not empty). With this, there are constants that you can use to decide in which direction you want to navigate (top, bottom, left, or right).
End() Method. The Range. End method is very similar to pressing the Ctrl+Arrow Key keyboard shortcut. In VBA we can use this method to find the last non-blank cell in a single row or column.
End (Example1) can be used to find out the first blank cell/row or last non-empty cell/row in a given column using the VBA code. The end works on a single column most of the time. If you have data in ranges, it would be difficult to decide which column should be used to find out the last non-empty row.
COLUMNS Function – Example 3 If we wish to get only the first column number, we can use the MIN function to extract just the first column number, which will be the lowest number in the array. Once we get the first column, we can just add the total columns in the range and subtract 1, to get the last column number.
There are mulitple results and methods when searching for the LastRow (in Column B).
When using Cells(.Rows.Count, "B").End(xlUp).Row
you will get the last row with data in Column B (it ignores rows with spaces, and goes all the way down).
When using:
With wbshtSelect.Range("B10").CurrentRegion
LR_wbSelectNew = .Rows(.Rows.Count).Row
End With
You are searching for the last row with data in Column B of the CurrentRegion
, that starts from cell B10, untill the first line without data (it stops on the first row with empty row).
Full Code:
Sub GetLastRow()
Dim wbshtSelect As Worksheet
Dim LR_wbSelectNew As Long
' modify "Sheet2" to your sheet's name
Set wbshtSelect = Sheets("Sheet2")
' find last row with data in Column B
With wbshtSelect
LR_wbSelectNew = .Cells(.Rows.Count, "B").End(xlUp).Row
End With
' for debug only
Debug.Print LR_wbSelectNew ' >>result 31
' find last row with data in Column B at current regioun starting at cell B10
With wbshtSelect.Range("B10").CurrentRegion
LR_wbSelectNew = .Rows(.Rows.Count).Row
End With
' for debug only
Debug.Print LR_wbSelectNew ' >> result 18
End Sub
Edit1: code searches for last row for cells with values (it ignores blank cells with formulas inside).
Sub GetLastRow()
Dim wbshtSelect As Worksheet
Dim LR_wbSelectNew As Long
' modify "Sheet2" to your sheet's name
Set wbshtSelect = Sheets("Sheet2")
' find last row with data in Column B at current regioun starting at cell B10
With wbshtSelect.Range("B10").CurrentRegion
LR_wbSelectNew = .Rows(.Rows.Count).Row
End With
Dim Rng As Range
Set Rng = wbshtSelect.Range("B10:B" & LR_wbSelectNew)
' find last row inside the range, ignore values inside formulas
LR_wbSelectNew = Rng.Find(What:="*", _
After:=Range("B10"), _
LookAt:=xlPart, _
LookIn:=xlValues, _
SearchOrder:=xlByRows, _
SearchDirection:=xlPrevious, _
MatchCase:=False).Row
' for debug
Debug.Print LR_wbSelectNew ' << result 18 (with formulas in the range)
End Sub
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