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macro to find date format in a cell and delete that entire row

i have dates in a column and date keeps changing, i want that if
macro find date in a column , it deletes that entire row

help me
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Default macro to find date format in a cell and delete that entire row

Hi,

This matches to your EXACT requirement
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Sub del_date_col()
Dim rng, cel As Range

For Each cel In UsedRange
If IsDate(cel) Then cel.EntireColumn.Delete
Next
End Sub
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but not sure if thats exactly what you want....

The above code will delete the entire column in the used range,
whenever it finds that there is a valid "Date" in that field

Hope this helps

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macro to find date format in a cell and delete that entire row

i have dates in a column and date keeps changing, i want that if a
macro find date in a column , it deletes that entire row

help me
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Default macro to find date format in a cell and delete that entire row

Assuming you mean specific date

Dim oFound As Range

Set oFound = Columns("A:A").Find(DateValue("2004-05-13"))
If Not oFound Is Nothing Then
oFound.EntireRow.Delete
End If


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macro to find date format in a cell and delete that entire row

i have dates in a column and date keeps changing, i want that if a
macro find date in a column , it deletes that entire row

help me
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sir,

the date keeps changing

thank u so much for ur help
please tell if date keeps changing in cell

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Default macro to find date format in a cell and delete that entire row

yes, the problem is that the macro provided by mr joshi is not workin
and it gives code error on "For Each cel In UsedRange"


please suggest
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Default macro to find date format in a cell and delete that entire row

That is because UsedRange is a property of an object, and the object is not
specified. Also that solution deletes the column when you asked for row.

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yes, the problem is that the macro provided by mr joshi is not working
and it gives code error on "For Each cel In UsedRange"


please suggest
thank u all so much


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so wht do u suggest
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Default macro to find date format in a cell and delete that entire row

Sorry, I don't understand what you need. What was wrong with my earlier
suggestion?

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so wht do u suggest
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Default macro to find date format in a cell and delete that entire row

Sub test()
'Macro finds and deletes all rows with
'a date in column A which
'equals a test date in cell B1
Dim DateFound As Range
Dim DFyes As Integer
Do
Set DateFound = Columns("A:A").Find(Range("B1").Value)
If Not DateFound Is Nothing Then
DFyes = 1
DateFound.EntireRow.Delete
Else
DFyes = 0
End If
Loop Until DFyes = 0
End Sub


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macro to find date format in a cell and delete that entire row

i have dates in a column and date keeps changing, i want that if a
macro find date in a column , it deletes that entire row

help me
thank u so much everyone for ue help


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