Thank you, Michael. I'll try your suggestion of clicking on the row headers;
but, as I told Fredrik, I guess I'll have to learn what a macro is. Thanks
again.

"Michael" wrote:

Hi Mack
If this is a one off, Click on the first row header, then Hold Ctrl and
click on all of the other row headers and then delete them.
If you are going to do it on a regular basis you would be better to create a
Macro.

HTH
Michael

"MacK" wrote:

How can I delete every other row on an Excel worksheet without highlighting
and deleting each row in turn?
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MacK