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VBA / Excel / Access / Word » Forms » Find

Find the First Non-Zero-Length Cell in a Range


 

Sub FirstNonZeroLength(Rng As Range)

    Dim myCell As Range

    myCell = Range("A1:E3")

    FirstNonZeroLength = 0#

    For Each myCell In Rng

        If Not IsNull(myCell) And myCell <> "" Then

            Debug.Print myCell.Value

            Exit Function

        End If

    Next myCell

    Debug.Print myCell.Value

End Function

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