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SparePersn

Delete non-selected rows
 
Maybe I'm just being thick-headed here. Seems this should be so easy. Excel
2002. I want to delete all the rows that are not selected by the user. I
tried this code to no avail:

ShtBtm=cells(65536,"a").end(xlup).row
for a=shtbtm to 2 step-1
if not rows(a).selected then rows(a).delete
next a

That's what I want. Excel doesn't like rows(a).selected. Help!
Thanks!

Tom Ogilvy

Delete non-selected rows
 
Sub Tester1()
shtbtm = Cells(65536, "a").End(xlUp).Row
For a = shtbtm To 2 Step -1
If Intersect(Rows(a), Selection) Is Nothing Then
Rows(a).Delete
End If
Next a

End Sub

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Regards,
Tom Ogilvy


"SparePersn" wrote in message
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Maybe I'm just being thick-headed here. Seems this should be so easy.

Excel
2002. I want to delete all the rows that are not selected by the user. I
tried this code to no avail:

ShtBtm=cells(65536,"a").end(xlup).row
for a=shtbtm to 2 step-1
if not rows(a).selected then rows(a).delete
next a

That's what I want. Excel doesn't like rows(a).selected. Help!
Thanks!




AA2e72E

Delete non-selected rows
 
I have not got the code- just a suggestion.

1. selection.address returns a comma separated list of all the rows selected.
2. you should know the used range in the worksheet
3. write a loop for eah row of the used range
if there is no INTERSECT of each element of 1 within the loop row,
record the loop row in a variable
4. at the end of the loop, delete the rows recorded.

You can't delete within the loop.


"SparePersn" wrote:

Maybe I'm just being thick-headed here. Seems this should be so easy. Excel
2002. I want to delete all the rows that are not selected by the user. I
tried this code to no avail:

ShtBtm=cells(65536,"a").end(xlup).row
for a=shtbtm to 2 step-1
if not rows(a).selected then rows(a).delete
next a

That's what I want. Excel doesn't like rows(a).selected. Help!
Thanks!



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