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HELP ME!!! Condensing multiple cells with text and too many blank
I have several hudred columns of text cells interspersed with blank cells.
Instead of manually deleting each blank cell, I would like to do this with a formula, or a macro, although I am not good with macros. I would appreciate any help I can get. Thanks for your time. -- I need so much help, but right now, some Excel help will suffice!! |
HELP ME!!! Condensing multiple cells with text and too many blank
hi
can you sort it??? excel's sort moves blanks to the bottom. regards FSt1 "Jose" wrote: I have several hudred columns of text cells interspersed with blank cells. Instead of manually deleting each blank cell, I would like to do this with a formula, or a macro, although I am not good with macros. I would appreciate any help I can get. Thanks for your time. -- I need so much help, but right now, some Excel help will suffice!! |
HELP ME!!! Condensing multiple cells with text and too many b
Hi,
I can't sort the data because it's in a specific order and what I need to do is to condense it so that the text in each of the cells that has text to follow each other in a consecutive order. Thanks -- I need so much help, but right now, some Excel help will suffice!! "FSt1" wrote: hi can you sort it??? excel's sort moves blanks to the bottom. regards FSt1 "Jose" wrote: I have several hudred columns of text cells interspersed with blank cells. Instead of manually deleting each blank cell, I would like to do this with a formula, or a macro, although I am not good with macros. I would appreciate any help I can get. Thanks for your time. -- I need so much help, but right now, some Excel help will suffice!! |
HELP ME!!! Condensing multiple cells with text and too many b
This code will delete the blank cells (same as you selecting the cell
and deleting to the left). See comment in code below to move cell up instead Sub delete_blanks() For myCol = 1 To Selection.Columns.Count For myRow = 1 To Selection.Rows.Count If Selection.Cells(myRow, myCol).Value = "" Then Selection.Cells(myRow, myCol).Delete Shift:=xlToLeft 'change this to xlUp if you want to move cells up when you delete End If Next Next End Sub On May 17, 11:05 am, Jose wrote: Hi, I can't sort the data because it's in a specific order and what I need to do is to condense it so that the text in each of the cells that has text to follow each other in a consecutive order. Thanks -- I need so much help, but right now, some Excel help will suffice!! "FSt1" wrote: hi can you sort it??? excel's sort moves blanks to the bottom. regards FSt1 "Jose" wrote: I have several hudred columns of text cells interspersed with blank cells. Instead of manually deleting each blank cell, I would like to do this with a formula, or a macro, although I am not good with macros. I would appreciate any help I can get. Thanks for your time. -- I need so much help, but right now, some Excel help will suffice!! |
HELP ME!!! Condensing multiple cells with text and too many blank
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EditDeleteShift cells up? Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP On Sat, 17 May 2008 07:26:01 -0700, Jose wrote: I have several hudred columns of text cells interspersed with blank cells. Instead of manually deleting each blank cell, I would like to do this with a formula, or a macro, although I am not good with macros. I would appreciate any help I can get. Thanks for your time. |
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