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Default code to clearcontents of "0" values in cells

This should be simple, but I'm just not getting it. There are only two
ranges I care about Range("J:J") and Range("K:K"). There are many
numeric values in the cells in these columns, but I just want to run a
macro to delete all the "0" values. I've muddled in this, and the
closest I could get it tested the value with an if statement and then,
when it found the range true to have a "0" within the column, it
cleared the contents of the whole column.

Please help! I just need to delete the cells that have zeros in them
so I can run average totals at the bottom of the columns. Obviously, I
don't want to average in the zeros!

Thanks,
LeeCB



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