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Hello,
I have a range of 6 columns in a worksheet where two of the columns contain a formula that returns "" if certain columns on the same row are blank in order to keep the worksheet looking clean. The problem I have is that I have a macro that copies this range of cells and then will paste specialvalues into another sheet. When I later use the Ctrl + Down shortcut on one of teh formula columns, it seems to include the blank cells in the paste special range as well. How can I keep the original sheet clean and copy the data so I can delete the rows with a "" in that particular column? Thanks for the help, bruce How can |
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