How To Count Columns In Excel Vba

Counting Columns in Excel VBA

When working with Excel VBA, you can count the number of columns in a worksheet using the Columns.Count property. This property returns the total number of columns in the worksheet.

Example:

Sub CountColumnsExample()
    Dim columnCount As Integer
    columnCount = ActiveSheet.Columns.Count
    
    MsgBox "Total number of columns: " & columnCount
  End Sub

In this example, we declare a variable columnCount to store the number of columns. We then use the Columns.Count property to get the total number of columns in the active sheet and assign it to columnCount. Finally, we display a message box with the total number of columns.

Keep in mind that the Columns.Count property returns the total number of columns in the worksheet, even if some columns are hidden.