Hello

I have a macro which searches row by row for trigger
values which mark the beginning and end of rows to be
deleted.

I can delete these rows one at a time, but would deleting
them at all at one time be better, and if so what would
the code be?

Hi Eric

Start here
http://www.rondebruin.nl/delete.htm
And post back if you need help


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"Eric" wrote in message ...
Hello

I have a macro which searches row by row for trigger
values which mark the beginning and end of rows to be
deleted.

I can delete these rows one at a time, but would deleting
them at all at one time be better, and if so what would
the code be?

Eric,

Here is a technique using Autofilter

http://www.xldynamic.com/source/xld.Deletingv3.html
Deleting Rows/Columns in VBA - Autofilter

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Bob Phillips
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"Eric" wrote in message
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Hello

I have a macro which searches row by row for trigger
values which mark the beginning and end of rows to be
deleted.

I can delete these rows one at a time, but would deleting
them at all at one time be better, and if so what would
the code be?

Eric,

As your macro searches for the ranges, give each one a range name, such as
"rng1", "rng2", and "rng3". Then, this code will delete all of the rows at
once:

Application.Union(Range("rng1"), Range("rng2"),
Range("rng3")).EntireRow.Delete

Delete the temporary range names, and you're done.

Stan Scott
New York City


"Eric" wrote in message
...
Hello

I have a macro which searches row by row for trigger
values which mark the beginning and end of rows to be
deleted.

I can delete these rows one at a time, but would deleting
them at all at one time be better, and if so what would
the code be?