I have a table in Excel that I would lke to search column
A and delete all rows where the cell in column A is empty.

The easiest way is to use
Select column A
Edit Go To Special Blanks
than Delete entire rows.
That is providing that the cells are truely empty and don't have a
formula...
You can record this and than use it again.

A trickier way is to do an Advanced filter with the criteria 0
Select column A
Edit Go To Special Visible cells
Copy
Paste on a new sheet

The hard way is to loop through code.

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sb
"lowe_family (remove this) @msn.com"
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I have a table in Excel that I would lke to search column
A and delete all rows where the cell in column A is empty.

Sub DeleteBlanks()
'' Deletes all rows that have blanks in Column A .
Columns("A").SpecialCells(xlCellTypeBlanks).Entire Row.Delete
End Sub

HTH
Paul
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I have a table in Excel that I would lke to search column
A and delete all rows where the cell in column A is empty.