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I am completely new to macros so please accept my
apologies if what i am asking is very basic. I have a spreadsheet full of data (sheet1). I want to delete all rows in the spreadsheet that do not contain the word "Total" in column A. I want to know how to do this if: i) Any part of the cell contains the word "Total" ii) The cell only contains the word "Total" (and nothing else) Thanks |
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