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Excel 2003
I am using a worksheet that has been used previously and I have deleted
previous data and started anew. My data finishes on row 31, but when I CTRL + END, it goes to row 60 (seems like it is remembering that it had data in those rows previously). This is causing problems when I merge with Word. How can I clear these rows? Have tried deleting them, and Edit, Clear All. Any help appreciated. -- Michelle |
Select the rows from 32 to the end of the worksheet (row 65k) and then
delete them all Then save, close and re-open the worksheet. The alternative is to use a dynamic named range for the word merge. HTH PC "Michelle" wrote in message ... I am using a worksheet that has been used previously and I have deleted previous data and started anew. My data finishes on row 31, but when I CTRL + END, it goes to row 60 (seems like it is remembering that it had data in those rows previously). This is causing problems when I merge with Word. How can I clear these rows? Have tried deleting them, and Edit, Clear All. Any help appreciated. -- Michelle |
Thank you - so simple!
-- Michelle "PC" wrote: Select the rows from 32 to the end of the worksheet (row 65k) and then delete them all Then save, close and re-open the worksheet. The alternative is to use a dynamic named range for the word merge. HTH PC "Michelle" wrote in message ... I am using a worksheet that has been used previously and I have deleted previous data and started anew. My data finishes on row 31, but when I CTRL + END, it goes to row 60 (seems like it is remembering that it had data in those rows previously). This is causing problems when I merge with Word. How can I clear these rows? Have tried deleting them, and Edit, Clear All. Any help appreciated. -- Michelle |
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