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Row Delete
This is similar to the "Is this Possible?" post.
I want to delete a record that meets a certain condition. This works with the first condition, but anything after the "or" won't delete. y = 5 Do While Range("A" & y) < "" If Range("F" & y).Value = "957-TYPE" Or _ Range("F" & y).Value = "149-DUPLICATE" Then Range("F" & y).EntireRow.Delete End If y = y + 1 Loop |
Row Delete
One problem is that if the lines to be deleted come right after eac
other, the second one will not get deleted. This is because when yo delete the row and increment the y variable, it skips the row after th one you deleted (because it moves up one). The fix should be: Code ------------------- y = 5 Do While Range("A" & y) < "" If Range("F" & y).Value = "957-TYPE" Or _ Range("F" & y).Value = "149-DUPLICATE" Then Range("F" & y).EntireRow.Delete y = y - 1 End If y = y + 1 Loo ------------------- -- Message posted from http://www.ExcelForum.com |
Row Delete
Another approach:
y = 5 Do While Range("A" & y) < "" If Range("F" & y).Value = "957-TYPE" Or _ Range("F" & y).Value = "149-DUPLICATE" Then Range("F" & y).EntireRow.Delete Else y = y + 1 End if Loop Your conditional test requires an exact match. Are the entries an exact match (no trailing spaces or anthing like that)? -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "kkknie " wrote in message ... One problem is that if the lines to be deleted come right after each other, the second one will not get deleted. This is because when you delete the row and increment the y variable, it skips the row after the one you deleted (because it moves up one). The fix should be: Code: -------------------- y = 5 Do While Range("A" & y) < "" If Range("F" & y).Value = "957-TYPE" Or _ Range("F" & y).Value = "149-DUPLICATE" Then Range("F" & y).EntireRow.Delete y = y - 1 End If y = y + 1 Loop -------------------- K --- Message posted from http://www.ExcelForum.com/ |
Row Delete
Hi Doug,
If you are going to use this method for row deletion then work up from the bottom. Everything under a deleted row moves up one, so those rows should be ones the code has already tested. So, ascertain the last block row number with a bit of code. y=Range("A" & Rows.Count).End(xlUp).Row 'Assumes nothing beneath the block of data you are dealing with. Do while y<4 If Range("F" & y).Value = "957-TYPE" Or _ Range("F" & y).Value = "149-DUPLICATE" Then Range("F" & y).EntireRow.Delete End If y = y - 1 Loop "Doug Van" wrote in message ... This is similar to the "Is this Possible?" post. I want to delete a record that meets a certain condition. This works with the first condition, but anything after the "or" won't delete. y = 5 Do While Range("A" & y) < "" If Range("F" & y).Value = "957-TYPE" Or _ Range("F" & y).Value = "149-DUPLICATE" Then Range("F" & y).EntireRow.Delete End If y = y + 1 Loop |
Row Delete
Tom asks a good question about the trailing/leading spaces. If ther
are any, change the If statement to: If Trim(Range("F" & y).Value) = "957-TYPE" Or _ Trim(Range("F" & y).Value) = "149-DUPLICATE" Then Also, the comparison is case dependant, so if something may have gon in lowercase, change to: If UCase(Trim(Range("F" & y).Value)) = "957-TYPE" Or _ UCase(Trim(Range("F" & y).Value)) = "149-DUPLICATE" Then -- Message posted from http://www.ExcelForum.com |
Row Delete
Thanks for all the input.
I think it is better starting from the bottom, I did notice it was deleting all the rows. "Paulw2k" wrote in message ... Hi Doug, If you are going to use this method for row deletion then work up from the bottom. Everything under a deleted row moves up one, so those rows should be ones the code has already tested. So, ascertain the last block row number with a bit of code. y=Range("A" & Rows.Count).End(xlUp).Row 'Assumes nothing beneath the block of data you are dealing with. Do while y<4 If Range("F" & y).Value = "957-TYPE" Or _ Range("F" & y).Value = "149-DUPLICATE" Then Range("F" & y).EntireRow.Delete End If y = y - 1 Loop "Doug Van" wrote in message ... This is similar to the "Is this Possible?" post. I want to delete a record that meets a certain condition. This works with the first condition, but anything after the "or" won't delete. y = 5 Do While Range("A" & y) < "" If Range("F" & y).Value = "957-TYPE" Or _ Range("F" & y).Value = "149-DUPLICATE" Then Range("F" & y).EntireRow.Delete End If y = y + 1 Loop |
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