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If you have headings for your lists:
BookName AuthorName CatName Book1 Author1 Categ1 Book2 Author2 Categ2 Book3 Author3 Categ3 Book4 Author4 Categ4 And your criteria list uses the same heading: BookName Book1 book2 And you assign the name "database" to all of the main list, including headers And you assign the name "criteria" to the criteria list, including the heading, then you can use this macro: Sub DataDelete() ExecuteExcel4Macro "data.delete()" End Sub This uses an old Excel 4 technique that is no longer part of the Excel user interface but is still supported beneath the surface. -- Jim Rech Excel MVP |
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