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I'm a beginner in writing code for macros and I'm struggling here. We have
a file concerning accounting entry details that comes from the mainframe that has more information than I need. Unfortunately, the additional detail cannot be stripped out before it is sent. Information about each entry consists of 8 rows and a number of columns. I want to put all the relevant information I want on to one line and delete the redundant rows and columns. I want to move E2 to F1, D3 to G1, D4 to H1, E3 to I1 and B6 to J1. I can do that but how do I get the macro to repeat this manoeuvre throughout the file? All the increments will be by 8 rows. I then need to delete rows 2 to 8, then 10 to 16 and so on finishing off with deleting columns B to E. I'm using Excel 97 at work and XP at home. Thanks, David |
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