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Basically , I am trying to figure a way to identify and delete entire rows
and entire columns that do not intersct with the print area on a given sheet. For example, the print_area on Sheet1 is set to E3:J36. I would need code to delete Rows 1 and 2 and also Rows 37 through 65536. In addition, Columns A,B,C,D and Columns K through IV need to be deleted. Is there a way to do this using the Intersect, or any other method? Thanks in advance. Using Excel 2002. Keith |
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