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DKY[_24_]

using Criteria with two possible values
 

using CUSTOM to choose
both criteria - make sure you populate all four boxes and choose OR a
the
comparison operator) and see the code which is generated


I need a translator!! LOL I can record a macro, but then I get los
at that part. Then again, how would I record a macro doing anythin
but deleting a row

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JulieD

using Criteria with two possible values
 
Hi
(do this on a copy of your work and save the macro in the personal macro
workbook so it doesn't disappear when you close the file)
choose tools / macro / record new macro
click in your list
choose data / filter / autofilter
click on the drop down arrow of the column you're interested in
choose custom
choose equals and then the first criteria
choose OR
choose equals and then the other criteria you want
click OK
only records meeting either of these criteria should now be displayed
choose
edit / goto / special - visible cells only
choose edit / delete
choose tools / macro / stop recording
choose tools / macro / macros ... click on the macro and choose edit

hope this helps
Cheers
JulieD

"DKY" wrote in message
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using CUSTOM to choose
both criteria - make sure you populate all four boxes and choose OR as
the
comparison operator) and see the code which is generated


I need a translator!! LOL I can record a macro, but then I get lost
at that part. Then again, how would I record a macro doing anything
but deleting a row?


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DKY
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