List height of row as a cell value?

piers_morgan

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Is it possible to return the height of a row as a number inside a cell?

So imagine someone randomly changing the heights of 10 rows and then pressing a button. And that button initiates a macro that will impute the rowheight in cells A1:A10. So if each row was randomly a completely different height to another, there will be 10 unique values in cells A1:A10.

The reason?
The reason for this is because the project I am working on can see end users randomly changing and adding stuff to tables that eventually need to be PDF'd into reports, but with very well controlled formatting / page truncation handling (knowing row heights means another macro knows where to 'cut' a table and place onto the next page).

Thanks everyone!
 

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