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Paul B
 
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Default "Mass" Delete

Liam, you can use autofilter on the data and select blanks in column E then
select the rows and edit delete row, or you could use a macro like this

Sub Delete_blank()

'Will delete the whole row where there are blank cells in E1:E500

[E1:E500].SpecialCells(xlCellTypeBlanks).EntireRow.Delete

End Sub
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"Liam Tutty" wrote
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Does anybody know of any way to do this...I have to compile a
spreadsheet every month for work, and always end up spending hourse
deleting rows where the information is not all present. Is there any
way I can say, Delete every row which has no information in Column E.

This would save me literally about 4 hours at the end of each month.

Thanks in advance,
Liam.


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