Thanks PHV and Skip, both of your suggestions do indeed work great!
Such an easy result for such a lengthy headache =D. Many thanks to the responses here. Have a good one.
-Tethys
I don't know how many cells in any given column (column B, for instance) have data. If column B were my ID column, and it were always populated, counting each cell in this column will give me the row count I am after.
I'll give COUNT or COUNTA a shot. Perhaps I'm not implementing Range...
Oh, heh...*sigh*
I do seem to be able to count every row now...and I suppose that is what that line is trying to do.
What I'd LIKE to do, though, is only count those rows that have data in them. That is where I was hoping to lead the above question to. If it helps any, column B will always...
Hi everyone.
I've an issue needing some help. I am trying to count the number of rows in a worksheet before copying the data over into an Access table. What I've tried so far is giving me an overflow issue - which makes me wonder if I'm just counting every single row in the worksheet...
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