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Hi:
I have 2 spreadsheets. The first contains all data. The second is a sheet that I want to print. This sheet is built with an IF statement: A10=IF('Level A Price Book'!A6="Y",'Level A Price Book'!B6,"") B10=IF(A10<"",VLOOKUP(A10,'Data File'!$A$2:$J$11700,2,FALSE),"") C10=IF(A10<"",'Level A Price Book'!F6,"") This results in a number of rows that appear blank but still contain the formula. I need to be able to delete the "blank" rows. I have tried a couple of VBA scripts that I found here, but they don't work because the rows are not "blank". Any help would be appreciated. Thanks, |
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