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Deleting Row
I'm still grappling with a code for deleting an entire row from a sheet. I'm
getting nowhere so I was hoping someone could start me on the right track with a sample code here's the details: On Sheet 1, Cell A1 is a 5 Digit number I want to lookup on Sheet 2, Range A2:A1000 and then delete the entire row corresponding to the number. Cheers gregorK |
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Deleting Row
On Sheet 1, Cell A1 is a 5 Digit number I want to lookup on Sheet 2
Range A2:A1000 and then delete the entire row corresponding to the number. RowToDelete = Sheets("Sheet1").Cells(1, "A") Sheets("Sheet2").Cells(RowToDelete, 1).EntireRow.Delet -- Message posted from http://www.ExcelForum.com |
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