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We have a workbook with data like the following (lower
case letters are just fillers): A B 1 rrr 2 eee 3 SUMMARY 4 lll 5 ppp 6 STATION XYZ 7 kkk 8 SUMMARY 9 mmm 10 STATION AAA The word "STATION" will have varying text after it in the cell. The total number of rows will vary. The number of rows between the words "SUMMARY" and "STATION" will vary. We want our macro to delete the rows between the words "SUMMARY" and "STATION" (inclusive) each time they are found. In the above example rows 8-10 and rows 3-6 would be deleted. We assume that we would start at the end and work up and that we would be looking for "Left(A1,6) = "STATION"", but can't figure out the code to make it happen. TIA. |
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