Federal income tax may be withheld at a flat rate of 28% on the following types of income: 1  Interest, 2  Dividends, 3  Patronage dividends, 4  Rents, Royalties,  Commissions and fees paid to independent 1  contractors, Payments from brokers on stock and bond transactions,  Payments from fishing boat operators.
What is the Microsoft Excel ROW Function? The ROW function is a computer program that you run from a worksheet cell formula. It determines the row number of a single cell or the row numbers of the range you specify. You run the ROW worksheet function by typing its name in a formula then followed by the information it is suppose to analyze. The sole use of this function is to return the row numbers of a specified range or cell.
One common method. LastRow = Cells.SpecialCells(xlCellTypeLastCell).Row. which is not very exact, because Excel doesn't keep track of the last cell in a very adequate form. Another method to find the last used row in a particular column is: LastRowColA = Range(A65536).End(xlUp).Row. but this doesn't tell you FOR SURE the last used row in the entire sheet, unless you can be certain that Column A holds the data. A couple extra methods are more reliable.