VBA Find Next Non-Blank Row

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I want to find a range of rows in Column B from the first non-blank to the last blank (B1:B3 and then B4:B6). With that range, I would like to sort by another column (for example, Column E), sort (B1:B3) by Column M then sort the next set. I am not sure where to start. I have tried looking into Find.. FindNext. If someone can point me in the right direction, I would be thankful. TIA
 

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If you fill in the blanks in column B (which is easy to do via SpecialCells/Blanks) then you could sort by col B /col E / col M.
 
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If you fill in the blanks in column B (which is easy to do via SpecialCells/Blanks) then you could sort by col B /col E / col M.

That may be the route I have to go.

But I am not sure I am closer to figuring it out. I still have to sort in sets, i.e Row 2-5, Row 6-20, etc.

I appreciate your reply.
 
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  • To fill in the blanks in column B :
  • Select column B
  • On the Ribbon's Home tab, click Find & Select.
  • Click Go To Special.
  • In the Go To Special dialog box, click Blanks, then click OK.
  • Assuming B2 is the active cell, type =B1
  • Press Crtl+Enter
  • Select column B and copy/pastespecial/values
  • Then sort normally in the way you want (col B/col E/col M)
 
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