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Default Excel 2002: Request to speed up deleting blank cells

Hi,

I notice that it normally takes 12-15 seconds or longer to delete blank
cells selected from a large block of data of 35,000 rows with altenate empty
rows.

If MS could upgrade the software to enable the job done much faster, it
would be great.

I do not know how fast is Excel 2007 could do the similar job. Appreciate
very much if MS could see if it need improvement.

Thanks

Low


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