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I have a workbook with tens of columns, thousands of rows and so on, you
all know...

The original 'sheet maker' just copied and pasted all the information
from some kind of a registry. Over the half of the columns and their
data is useless and could be forgotten and even deleted...
But there are macros and all kind of codes I am not aware of and
probably wouldn't understand either, even if I knew where to look...
So I have left the sheets in peace.

But now I have to do some new staff with my own macros and copying and
pasting data and rows....

So what is the simplest/easiest/wisest way to continue?
Is there a way to delete columns without interfering its name? I mean
that the columns would be A, B, AZ, BC for instance...

Or should i give a notice at that miserable place I call job?

Any advice and help and recommendations is taken with greate
gratitude...

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