One of the more important aspects of Tom Ogilvy's solution was unstated
(though clear): *avoid* the ".Select" and "Selection". That syntax is
superfluous and inefficient.

Alan Beban

wrote:

Thanks loads this is great !!!


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Normally it would be

Rows(1:3).Delete Shift:=xlup


so you could do

j = 3
k = 20
Rows(j & ":" & k).Delete shift:=xlup

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Regards,
Tom Ogilvy


"Walshy"

g.uk wrote in message news:156501c49b24$0df95af0

...

I am having trouble selecting rows in a macro and

deleting

them.

I know you normally would write:
Rows("a1:a3").select
Selection.Delete Shift:=xlUp

problem I am having is the rows are vaiables..

I have wrote code to pick up a set a start & end row as
dim startrow and dim endrow

How do I the select that range ???

I tried Rows(startrow:endrow).select but no joy ???

Help me please...

Thanks


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