How to find the first non-blank cell on a huge spreadsheet

MANAHMAN

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  1. 2007
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  1. Windows
Hi,

I have a huge spreadsheet e.g. 10000 columns x 10000 rows. Most of the cells are blank. Just a few cells contain unknown values (text, numbers, signs....etc).
I just want to go to one of the non-empty cells. i have no concerns whether it's first non-empty cell or last non-empty cell.
However, i want to achieve it without using VBA.

Thx.

MANAHMAN
 

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