so what you can do is delete all the rows after your current last used cell,
once you delete them close the workbook, saving it & reopen, this should
reset your ctrl & end.
Excel sets a high water mark each time you insert rows or columns.
It would be an understatement to say that Excel does not do a good
job of resetting the limit when you delete rows or columns .
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