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This looks in column 6 (date column), and supposedly removes those rows
which do not meet the user input date. Ie; users input is 1/1/2003, so this deletes all rows prior to 1/1/2003. However, I get a run time error on the line "a.EntireRow.Delete" What does this mean? Thanks Sub DeleteDates() Dim TempString As String TempString = InputBox("Enter beginning Date", "Beginning of Date Range") If Not TempString = "" Then msg = "Removing Data prior to - " & TempString & " , Are you Sure this is the Correct Date?" DialogStyle = vbYesNo + vbExclamation + vbDefaultButton1 Title = "Is this the Correct Date?" Response = MsgBox(msg, DialogStyle, Title) End If If Response = vbYes Then GoTo DeleteData Else GoTo Aborted End If DeleteData: For a = 2 To 1000 If Cells(6, a).Value < TempString Then a.EntireRow.Delete Next Aborted: End Sub |
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