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    Solved: Find final Row In Mearge TOP Cell

    Dear All,

    I have attached the excel sheet with Button 1 and 2.
    In button 1 I have merged Cell at top therefore not showing the text I want to insert at bottom of row.
    If avoided merge cell in button 2, then its works.

    How it works then for Button 1 with Merge Cell to find final row?
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    [VBA]With Worksheets("Sheet1")

    nextrow = .Cells(.Rows.Count, "F").End(xlUp).Row
    nextrow = nextrow + .Cells(nextrow, "F").MergeArea.Rows.Count
    .Cells(nextrow, "F") = "SumValue"
    End With
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    Many Thanks, Perfect ways work - out!!!!
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    (Note, How I can make Solved thread, just forgot!!!)

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    Tread Tools at the top of the thread/posts.
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    I can not find , thread tool?

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    If you are using Chrome, that seems to cause a problem.
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    I did Solved.

    Thanks for your help!!!

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