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Hello, I have the following code, to delete blank rows in a worksheet, from
imported data. 'Deletes blank lines, for advance filterring [a1:a50000].SpecialCells(xlCellTypeBlanks).EntireRow.Delete Instead of using the above code, is there a way to delete non-blank rows in the same range, which meet a certain criteria? For instance, delete all the rows within range a1:a50000, if the value of a row contains the text "Sub Total"? I need to keep the range large, but am trying to expedite the process. Any and All help Is Appreciated - Thank You |
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You could use advanced filter with the criteria
Header ="<Sub Total" (replace header with the name of the header) or leave blank and use =ISERROR(SEARCH("Sub Total",A4)) where A4 is the first cell with data in your range copy to another location will copy everything but those rows to a new range Regards, Peo Sjoblom "MWS" wrote in message ... Hello, I have the following code, to delete blank rows in a worksheet, from imported data. 'Deletes blank lines, for advance filterring [a1:a50000].SpecialCells(xlCellTypeBlanks).EntireRow.Delete Instead of using the above code, is there a way to delete non-blank rows in the same range, which meet a certain criteria? For instance, delete all the rows within range a1:a50000, if the value of a row contains the text "Sub Total"? I need to keep the range large, but am trying to expedite the process. Any and All help Is Appreciated - Thank You |
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