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This may be difficult to follow, but let me try to explain my
question. I'm trying to create a macro that will scan 4 cells in a row, and if it finds all of those cells are empty, it should clear the contents of those 4 cells, along with some other adjacent cells in that same row. It should then go down the spreadsheet and do the same check for subsequent rows until it reaches the end. To illustrate: A1 has a product name, B1-E1 may or may not have data about that product. If B1-E1 are all blank, it should clear the contents of A1-E1. After that, it should move on to row 2 and check B2-E2. Is there a way to do this with VBA or some built-in Excel function? |
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