susanvkelly
New Member
Using a macro, I format a weekly extract file that has a different number of rows every week, but the column headings stay the same.
I want to put a concatenate function into my formatting macro, but I can't predict the number of rows. How do I do this so that I can tell Excel to find the bottom of the rows (by using Ctrl-End), then take that cell identifier & use it in the macro? I want the concatenation result to be in a new column.
Hope this makes sense.
Thanks
Susan
I want to put a concatenate function into my formatting macro, but I can't predict the number of rows. How do I do this so that I can tell Excel to find the bottom of the rows (by using Ctrl-End), then take that cell identifier & use it in the macro? I want the concatenation result to be in a new column.
Hope this makes sense.
Thanks
Susan