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selecting cells which contain formulas but return blanks
I have a spreadsheet which returns a list of parts depending on information
entered. Depending on the information entered some rows in the list will return blank from their formulas. I would like to write a macro to delete these blank cells after the list has been created, however the 'Go To' command function will not detect the blank cells as blank cells as they have a formula entered into them. How can I select these cells and delete them from my list, without having to select them and delete them row by row? |
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selecting cells which contain formulas but return blanks
Check each cell for a value of "".
-- HTH Bob Phillips (replace somewhere in email address with gmail if mailing direct) "hot dogs" wrote in message ... I have a spreadsheet which returns a list of parts depending on information entered. Depending on the information entered some rows in the list will return blank from their formulas. I would like to write a macro to delete these blank cells after the list has been created, however the 'Go To' command function will not detect the blank cells as blank cells as they have a formula entered into them. How can I select these cells and delete them from my list, without having to select them and delete them row by row? |
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selecting cells which contain formulas but return blanks
Could you explain how to do this please?
"Bob Phillips" wrote: Check each cell for a value of "". -- HTH Bob Phillips (replace somewhere in email address with gmail if mailing direct) "hot dogs" wrote in message ... I have a spreadsheet which returns a list of parts depending on information entered. Depending on the information entered some rows in the list will return blank from their formulas. I would like to write a macro to delete these blank cells after the list has been created, however the 'Go To' command function will not detect the blank cells as blank cells as they have a formula entered into them. How can I select these cells and delete them from my list, without having to select them and delete them row by row? |
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selecting cells which contain formulas but return blanks
Sorry, I assumed you had your basic code.
What exactly do you mean by delete the cell, shift the next cell (column) right, or next cell(row) up? -- HTH Bob Phillips (replace somewhere in email address with gmail if mailing direct) "hot dogs" wrote in message ... Could you explain how to do this please? "Bob Phillips" wrote: Check each cell for a value of "". -- HTH Bob Phillips (replace somewhere in email address with gmail if mailing direct) "hot dogs" wrote in message ... I have a spreadsheet which returns a list of parts depending on information entered. Depending on the information entered some rows in the list will return blank from their formulas. I would like to write a macro to delete these blank cells after the list has been created, however the 'Go To' command function will not detect the blank cells as blank cells as they have a formula entered into them. How can I select these cells and delete them from my list, without having to select them and delete them row by row? |
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