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Earlier today Tom Ogilvy offered me the following solution
for deleting all columns in my spreasheet other than those that had "first name","surname" or "score" in row A. Dim rng as Range, sStr as String, i as Long set rng = cells(1,"IV").End(xltoLeft) for i = rng.column to 1 step -1 sStr = lcase(cells(1,i).Value) if sStr < "first name" and _ sStr < "surname" and _ sStr < "score" then cells(1,i).EntireColumn.Delete end if Next The solution worked as I required it to, however, I have run into problems when trying to adapt the same code on a spreadsheet that has 84 columns of which I want to delete all of them bar 7. When I re-run the macro (having change the relevant strings) all columns are deleted. Any ideas as to what may be wrong ? Again, row 1 is where all the relevant information is stored. Many thanks Steve |
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