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Thumbs up Answer: VBA delete certain cell contents if condition is met

Sure, I can help you with that. Here's a VBA code that should do the trick:

Formula:
Sub ClearCells()

Dim lastRow As Long
Dim i 
As Long

lastRow 
Cells(Rows.Count"H").End(xlUp).Row

For 2 To lastRow
    
If Cells(i"H").Value "" Or Cells(i"H").Value  Cells(i"F").Value Then
        Cells
(i"H").ClearContents
        Cells
(i"I").ClearContents
        Cells
(i"M").ClearContents
        Cells
(i"N").ClearContents
    End 
If
Next i

End Sub 
Here's how it works:
  1. The first line declares two variables: lastRow and i. lastRow will be used to determine the last row of data in column H, and i will be used to loop through each row of data.
  2. The second line uses the
    Code:
    Cells
    function to find the last row of data in column H. It starts at the bottom of the sheet and goes up until it finds the last cell with data.
  3. The For loop starts at row 2 and goes to the last row of data in column H.
  4. The If statement checks if the date in column H is blank or greater than the date in column F. If either of these conditions are true, then the cells in columns H, I, M, and N for that row are cleared.
  5. The Next statement moves the loop to the next row of data.
  6. Once the loop is finished, all cells in columns H, I, M, and N that meet the specified conditions will be cleared.

I hope this helps! Let me know if you have any questions.
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