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On Mon, 25 Jun 2012 11:33:12 +0000, Kathryn39 wrote:
Hello, I have three columns of data, vertex points for x y and z coordinates, with a total of 65 thousand rows. In my A1 column the numbers repeat itself; they run from 0 to 255, 255 times. I'm trying to delete rows that run from 0 to 99 and just be left with the values 100 to 255, and also to have no gaps left from the deleted fields. Is there a quick way of doing this? All advice appreciated!:) Thanks, Kathryn I believe you can use the AutoFilter method, if you don't mind deleting the entire row: This assumes labels in row 1 Autofilter by column A by using a Number Filter; less than or equal to 99 select the range that is visible, EXCLUDING Row 1 Edit / Find & Select / GoToSpecial / Visible Cells Only Cells / Delete : You will see a dialog box asking if you want to delete the entire row; answer Yes. If this is something you will need to do many times, it can be automated using a macro. If you cannot delete the entire row, post back and we can do an area by area deletion. |
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