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Default Delete Row syntax conundrum


I have a button where Users can click to create new rows to specify
'Audiences' for a communication. When they click the button a new
Audience row with a cell with a drop down in appears each time. However
when I want to 'Reset' the worksheet I only want there to be one
Audience row remaining.

I guess I need to check the cell to see if there is a list item in it
and if so delete the row that the cell is in.

I have:

Sub IfStatement()
If Range("A20") = List Then Rows("20:20").Select & Selection.Delete
& Shift:=xlUp
End Sub

But I get compile errors - probably because I have the wrong syntax.
I'm not massively technical so can anyone help out on my syntax at all
please?

Thank you very much.


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