The value of Worksheet.UsedCellRange could be calculated during the import of the workbook - as all cells are processed anyway. This will improve the performance of the first usage of this property, which is very common scenario. Also xlsx documents can have optional 'dimension' element which is used to specify the used cell range:

<dimension ref="A1:C2"/>.

Now there is no public API that allows the users to check if a Worksheet is empty or not. The UsedCellRange property returns a cell range that is only the cell A1 even if it is empty too.

Possible solution is to expose IsEmpty property of the CellRange.

Workaround: Check if Worksheet.UsedCellRange contains only A1, and that additionally A1 is empty.