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Default Txt Import problems.....

Hi Guys,

I have made a macro which imports data from a text file. The macro
works pretty sweetly and sorts data and then removes various rows
which I dont want via functions of CountIf and CurrentRegion.

Herein lies my problem. The last few rows of my data look like:


A B C D E F
99 ABC DEF HIG LMO PQR STU
101 *** VEH REP ***
102 *** 23/11 03 ***
103 *** ***** ** ***
104
105 DIST1
106
107 DIST2
108
109 DIST3

Current Region only selects down as far as the last row of "*" because the
next line is entirely blank.

I could just calculate end of current region and make a selection where the
start
row is "-4" and end row is +1000 (to be safe) but this is rather ugly and I
like
to have robust code.

I guess what I need is something to find the first blank row in column A
then
delete rows until it gets two consecutive blank rows, then stop?

Anyone help?

Cheers

-Al








 
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