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Hi,
I'm importing into XL data from an MS-DOS application, I really don't know what type it is. I have to delete lots of bits and pieces which are different on each download so it has to be done manually. When I'm done, I end up with the data I want, but with a row beneath each meaningful row that is not empty, but of no use to me, and I want to delete all these rows. There can be up to 1500 or more rows and deleting every other row by hand is very tedious. Could anyone please explain how to SELECT every other row, either odd or even so I can delete them? I don't want to delete automatically as I want to check it first, TIA, Regards, Alan. |
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