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I was asking earlier about trying to delete a row on one sheet, that is
referenced to another cell on a summary sheet. Jim T. said it causes the reference to become invalid, so the cell on the summary sheet displays #REF! I'm asking now about a macro that would automatically delete whatever row is now invalid. How would I state that no matter which cell/row is now #REF!, to delete that row. In other words, if a cell is #REF!, delete that row. Thanks again. |
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