Get the Extreme Left and Right Cell addresses- Part II

Hello All,

For your excellent feedbacks: I want get all other different approaches towards this issue.

The_Barman: Thank your solution works for me. you used used range. I would now want to see if there is way other approach (s) different from this method.

 
imnorie: How can you tell which row is the row with headings?

The top most row is most likely to be the row with headings - now the top-most row could be on row3 or row 5 or any row

 


techfanatic
 What are the extreme left and extreme right headings called? You said the row would vary but would the columns always be the same?
C1, C9
Actually, the users would be adding in more columns at the end of the table, so the last column will change with time.


 if you can come up with different approaches to resolve this issue.

Rayne

You still haven't explained how the correct row can be found.

Is there a particular value to look for?

Perhaps a format?

Or perhaps we need to find a value first then move up/down a certain no of rows?

Perfection to the ultimate.
 Awesome, this is great. I love all your feedbacks. Now I have got a robust collection of function I use reliably. Thank you all for the help :)

Thank you The Barman, this was greatly needed :)
Now its all dynamic