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Could some kind soul please advise syntex (macro)for deleting a row if first
3 character of a cell contains "FST"
I have some value in column "H" which contains value FST,FST1,FST2 and so
on. What i want to do is that if first 3 chracters in column "H" has a value
"FST" then i want to delete that row.

Thanks in advance

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Jed


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Hi Jed,

I don't think you need code. Use AutoFilter and choose Custom. Then from the
drop-down choose Begins with and enter FST you'll limited the displayed data.

Once you've filtered you can simply select and delete the rows.
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"Jed" wrote:

Could some kind soul please advise syntex (macro)for deleting a row if first
3 character of a cell contains "FST"
I have some value in column "H" which contains value FST,FST1,FST2 and so
on. What i want to do is that if first 3 chracters in column "H" has a value
"FST" then i want to delete that row.

Thanks in advance

Regards
Jed



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