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I have a macro that is trying to delete a row if the cell
in Col A is empty. However, it is not deleting the rows like it should. The appropriate cells appear empty and when I hold the cursor over the "activecell" in VB it shows """". Even though I can't see it, there must be something there because when I manually "clear contents" for a specific cell, the macro works like it is supposed to. The file I'm using was originaly saved as an Excel 2.1 worksheet. I have tried saving it as 5.0 and 97 and as an Excel workbook but I get the same results unless I manually clear contents on each blank cell. Is there a way to clear the contents only on those cells without data? Thanks for the help...... |
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Jeff, try a test like the following:
If Range("A12") ="" then 'delete row end if Bob Flanagan Macro Systems http://www.add-ins.com Productivity add-ins and downloadable books on VB macros for Excel "Jeff" wrote in message ... I have a macro that is trying to delete a row if the cell in Col A is empty. However, it is not deleting the rows like it should. The appropriate cells appear empty and when I hold the cursor over the "activecell" in VB it shows """". Even though I can't see it, there must be something there because when I manually "clear contents" for a specific cell, the macro works like it is supposed to. The file I'm using was originaly saved as an Excel 2.1 worksheet. I have tried saving it as 5.0 and 97 and as an Excel workbook but I get the same results unless I manually clear contents on each blank cell. Is there a way to clear the contents only on those cells without data? Thanks for the help...... |
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