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Deleting a User Input Row
I set up a InputBox to capture the ROW that the user would
like to Delete, If Input = 6 then ClearContents of the row, etc. I started like this: Dim RName as Interger RName=InputBox("Enter Row to be deleted", "Row Number") How do I use the "RName" to select and delete the entire row? I used the RName like this: If RName = 6 Then |
Deleting a User Input Row
This should work:
Rows(RName).Delete -Erik "Dan" wrote in message ... I set up a InputBox to capture the ROW that the user would like to Delete, If Input = 6 then ClearContents of the row, etc. I started like this: Dim RName as Interger RName=InputBox("Enter Row to be deleted", "Row Number") How do I use the "RName" to select and delete the entire row? I used the RName like this: If RName = 6 Then |
Deleting a User Input Row
Erik, thanks that worked with my If statements testin if
the input was greater than 6 and =6. How would I test (If statement) if the first cell in (user InputRow) "RName" row is blank? I had: If Cells(RName,0).Value ="" Then MsgBox "Row is blank" but this errors w/message: Run-time error 1004: Application defined or object-defined error. -----Original Message----- This should work: Rows(RName).Delete -Erik "Dan" wrote in message ... I set up a InputBox to capture the ROW that the user would like to Delete, If Input = 6 then ClearContents of the row, etc. I started like this: Dim RName as Interger RName=InputBox("Enter Row to be deleted", "Row Number") How do I use the "RName" to select and delete the entire row? I used the RName like this: If RName = 6 Then . |
Deleting a User Input Row
change the 0 to 1 since indexing starts at 1:
If Cells(RName,1).Value ="" Then "Dan" wrote in message ... Erik, thanks that worked with my If statements testin if the input was greater than 6 and =6. How would I test (If statement) if the first cell in (user InputRow) "RName" row is blank? I had: If Cells(RName,0).Value ="" Then MsgBox "Row is blank" but this errors w/message: Run-time error 1004: Application defined or object-defined error. -----Original Message----- This should work: Rows(RName).Delete -Erik "Dan" wrote in message ... I set up a InputBox to capture the ROW that the user would like to Delete, If Input = 6 then ClearContents of the row, etc. I started like this: Dim RName as Interger RName=InputBox("Enter Row to be deleted", "Row Number") How do I use the "RName" to select and delete the entire row? I used the RName like this: If RName = 6 Then . |
Deleting a User Input Row
Thanks Erik you fix worked great. Disregard my new post. I
was not sure if I could ask a question thru my original post. Dan -----Original Message----- change the 0 to 1 since indexing starts at 1: If Cells(RName,1).Value ="" Then "Dan" wrote in message ... Erik, thanks that worked with my If statements testin if the input was greater than 6 and =6. How would I test (If statement) if the first cell in (user InputRow) "RName" row is blank? I had: If Cells(RName,0).Value ="" Then MsgBox "Row is blank" but this errors w/message: Run-time error 1004: Application defined or object-defined error. -----Original Message----- This should work: Rows(RName).Delete -Erik "Dan" wrote in message .. . I set up a InputBox to capture the ROW that the user would like to Delete, If Input = 6 then ClearContents of the row, etc. I started like this: Dim RName as Interger RName=InputBox("Enter Row to be deleted", "Row Number") How do I use the "RName" to select and delete the entire row? I used the RName like this: If RName = 6 Then . . |
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