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How to fix cell.entirerow.delete?
I am checking cells in a column for a value and when found I do cell.entirerow.delete but my for
each loop must be messing up because some rows are skipped. How done? for each mycell in myrange if mycell.value = "delete" then mycell.entirerow.delete end if next |
How to fix cell.entirerow.delete?
Guy,
you are messing up the range definition with each delete. You need to work down from the end of the range. e.g. lRows = MyRange.Rows.Count For lCounter = lRows to 1 Step -1 if MyRange(lCounter,1).Value = "delete" Then _ MyRange(lCounter,1).EntireRow.Delete Next lCounter Robin Hammond www.enhanceddatasystems.com "guy" wrote in message ... I am checking cells in a column for a value and when found I do cell.entirerow.delete but my for each loop must be messing up because some rows are skipped. How done? for each mycell in myrange if mycell.value = "delete" then mycell.entirerow.delete end if next |
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