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JB

Eliminating Spaces
 
How do I eliminate all rows without any entries without having to go into
each row individually?

Anne Troy

You can usually...
Select one of the columns.
Hit Edit--Go to--Special--Blanks.
Then hit Edit--Delete.
Choose Entire Row.
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~Anne Troy

www.OfficeArticles.com
www.MyExpertsOnline.com



"JB" wrote in message
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How do I eliminate all rows without any entries without having to go into
each row individually?




roadkill

Sort first and all the blank rows will come togther.
Will

"JB" wrote:

How do I eliminate all rows without any entries without having to go into
each row individually?


Dave O

Sort alphabetically, which will group blank cells after filled cells.

If you need to revert back to the order the rows are currently in,
1. Insert a column and number each column;
2. Alpha sort on a column that contains blanks;
3. Delete rows that contain a row number and blanks;
4. Sort on the row number column.


JB

Thank you but this only elimianted the line row that I had highlighted. The
alpha sort did the trick.

"Anne Troy" wrote:

You can usually...
Select one of the columns.
Hit Edit--Go to--Special--Blanks.
Then hit Edit--Delete.
Choose Entire Row.
*******************
~Anne Troy

www.OfficeArticles.com
www.MyExpertsOnline.com



"JB" wrote in message
...
How do I eliminate all rows without any entries without having to go into
each row individually?





PlayingToAudienceOfOne

Eliminating Spaces
 
Clever guy!


"Dave O" wrote:

Sort alphabetically, which will group blank cells after filled cells.

If you need to revert back to the order the rows are currently in,
1. Insert a column and number each column;
2. Alpha sort on a column that contains blanks;
3. Delete rows that contain a row number and blanks;
4. Sort on the row number column.




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