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How do I select a range of cells without doing Range("a3", "f3")..
Hi, does anyone know how to select a range of cells without using exact
references? Basically what I want to do is If a20 = blank or zero, I want to delete cells in that row from a to f (then I will test the next cell) (Selection.Delete Shift:=xlUp) |
How do I select a range of cells without doing Range("a3", "f3")..
Miriam
something like: Range(Activecell,Activecell.Offset(0,5)).Select You might want to check that the Active cell is in Column A You don't need to select the cells though: Range(Activecell,Activecell.Offset(0,5)).Delete Shift:=xlUp Regards Trevor "Miriam" wrote in message ... Hi, does anyone know how to select a range of cells without using exact references? Basically what I want to do is If a20 = blank or zero, I want to delete cells in that row from a to f (then I will test the next cell) (Selection.Delete Shift:=xlUp) |
How do I select a range of cells without doing Range("a3", "f3")..
Do If Range("A20").Value = 0 Or Range("A20").Value = "" Then Range("A20:F20").Delete Shift:=xlUp End If Loop Until Range("A20").Value < 0 And Range("A20").Value < "" -- HTH RP (remove nothere from the email address if mailing direct) "Miriam" wrote in message ... Hi, does anyone know how to select a range of cells without using exact references? Basically what I want to do is If a20 = blank or zero, I want to delete cells in that row from a to f (then I will test the next cell) (Selection.Delete Shift:=xlUp) |
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