Finding the end of a worksheet

[Dan Wilson]

Good day. I am running Excel out of Office365 (updated) on Windows 10 Home. I have a workbook that creates a worksheet to list almost 5,000 songs in my Music folder. I have added some subroutines to the macro to format the new worksheet after the data has been installed. I have accomplished all my goals except one. As I am constantly adding songs to my Music folder. I need a way to determine the last used Row in the worksheet. In the macro is a section copied below that puts Borders around the existing data. Currently, I have to modify the range in the macro every time I create a new database with added songs. Is there a way to modify the Range in the sub below to automatically find the last row with data? Thanks for any help on this.
Dan Wilson...

Selection.Borders(xlInsideHorizontal).LineStyle = xlNone
Range("A2:H4560").Select
Selection.Borders(xlDiagonalDown).LineStyle = xlNone
Selection.Borders(xlDiagonalUp).LineStyle = xlNone
With Selection.Borders(xlEdgeLeft)
.LineStyle = xlContinuous
.ColorIndex = xlAutomatic
.TintAndShade = 0
.Weight = xlThin

 

[Rick Rothstein]

Its is always best to copy the code & paste it into the editor, rather than retyping...

Just to follow up on Fluff's comment, when you see code posted in a code window within a message on this forum, look at that code window's title bar for an icon that looks like (to me) two overlapping sheets of paper... click that icon and all the code in the code window will be copied to your clipboard making it easy for you to paste it into your Excel code window without errors.

 

[Dan Wilson]

Its is always best to copy the code & paste it into the editor, rather than retyping, that way you won't make any typos.
It should be BorderAround (no s)

Good day Fluff. BINGO! I missed that one too. My eyes were just recently checked too. Not only is there a border around the entire data area, but dashed lines separating the cells as well. I truly appreciate your patience and persistence on this one. I will mark at as closed.
Dan Wilson...

 

[Dan Wilson]

Just to follow up on Fluff's comment, when you see code posted in a code window within a message on this forum, look at that code window's title bar for an icon that looks like (to me) two overlapping sheets of paper... click that icon and all the code in the code window will be copied to your clipboard making it easy for you to paste it into your Excel code window without errors.

Good day Rick Rothstein. Thank you for the shortcut to copying and pasting code. It would have saved Fluff extra time on two different posts.
Dan Wilson...

 

[Fluff]

Glad we could help & thanks for the feedback.