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Dave Peterson wrote
If you use formulas that look like: =sheet1!a1 You'll see that they return a 0 if A1 is empty. I like this formula better: =if(sheet1!a1="","",sheet1!a1) Then my "padded" range looks empty. This won't change the results of the macro--you'll see blanks instead of 0's, though. I opted for this "dirty" fix toward the end of the macro: Application.Goto .Range("a1"), Scroll:=True .Range("b2").Select ActiveWindow.FreezePanes = True .Rows(2).Delete '<--- .UsedRange.Columns.AutoFit -- David |
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