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deleting rows in a non-continous range
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For x = 2 To 100000 If Range("A" & x) = "" Then Exit For If Range("A" & x) = 0 Then Range("A" & x).Delete x = x + 1 End If Next x -- "Tim McPhillips" wrote in message ... I need help with the following problem. A worksheet with a non-continous range has data that occassionally has zero populated. I need code that will cycle through the entire range, identify if any cells are zero, and delete those rows. My code isn't working. This is what I came up with: With Workbooks("test").Worksheets("MHE").range ("CHECKRANGE") Set c = Workbooks("test").Worksheets("MHE").range ("CHECKRANGE") _ .Cells(1) For xy = 1 To Workbooks("test").Worksheets("MHE") _ .range("CHECKRANGE").Count If c.Value = 0 Then Set deleteaddress = range(c.Address) Set c = c.Next deleteaddress.Select selection.EntireRow.Delete Else Set c = c.Next End If Next xy End With Any help would be appreciated! Thanks, Tim |
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