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Maybe you can just apply Data|Filter|autofilter to that column.
Then apply a custom filter of not equal to #n/a and copy the visible cells/rows to where you want them. Betty Csehi wrote: I have a large database where I need a macro (or something) to find specific information, cut it from its current row, and then paste it somewhere the database. For example, the original database now looks like this: A 1 #N/A 2 #N/A 3 GBA4326 4 #N/A 5 SLGG24 I want to find everything that is NOT #N/A, cut it and paste it below the current database. So, with my example above the info below the original database will now look like this: A 1200 GBA4326 1201 SLGG24 and the original database will now look like this: A 1 #N/A 2 #N/A 3 #N/A I hope you get the gist of what I need. If anyone can help, I'd certainly appreciate it as my database is over 1,000 rows. Thanks! -- Dave Peterson |
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