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JoAnn
Anyone know how to do this via VBA?
I'm using a macro to define a print area by specifying
columns but I'm pulling blank rows in the resulting
printout.
Is there a way to get Excel to ignore blank rows in a
print area? In this case, the blanks are at the bottom of
the spreadsheet so if I could tell me the last row
containing data (or the first blank row), it would work.
But I may also need to find a way to skip blank rows
within a spreadsheet for another situation.
Thanks,
JoAnn
I'm using a macro to define a print area by specifying
columns but I'm pulling blank rows in the resulting
printout.
Is there a way to get Excel to ignore blank rows in a
print area? In this case, the blanks are at the bottom of
the spreadsheet so if I could tell me the last row
containing data (or the first blank row), it would work.
But I may also need to find a way to skip blank rows
within a spreadsheet for another situation.
Thanks,
JoAnn