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Select right-most cell (contains formula) on last row with non-formulaic data

Asked by shambalad in Microsoft Excel Spreadsheet Software

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Hello -
I am trying to define the last cell in the last row which has data. The worksheet may contain from 1 to 100 rows. This needs to an automated (i.e. VBA) procedure.
For the purposes of this question, use the worksheet as depicted below. In this case, the cell I would want to identify is cell E5.

    A     B        C        D          E
1  Mgr  Pgm   Spent  Budget  Balance
2  Tom  Pgm1  2,000  3,000   =D2-C2
3  Tom  Pgm2  2,000  3,000   =D3-C3
4  Bob   Pgm1  2,000  3,000   =D4-C4
5  Bob   Pgm2  2,000  3,000   =D5-C5
6                                         =D6-C6
7                                         =D7-C7


Dim rngLoadedData As Range
Dim rngLastColumn As Range
Dim rngLastCell As Range

'Named range "LastColumn" is Column E in this example
Set rngLastColumn = Range("LastColumn")

'Selects range from A1 to D5 in this example
Set rngLoadedData = Selection.SpecialCells(xlCellTypeConstants, 23)

'Want to select the intersection of the last row of rngLoadedData and rngLastColumn
rngLastCel = ActiveSheet.Range(Application.Intersect( ????  ,rngLastColumn)

Thanks,
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