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Greetings and TIA for your time
I have a database of about 2,500 records. I am deleting all records that have a null string (="") in field1: with range("Field1") for each cl in .cells if cl = "" then cl.entirerow.delete next end with This works fine but is slow. if the cells i were looking for contained blanks, I could use: range("Field1").specialcells(xlblanks).entirerow.d elete which I think would be much quicker. sadly, I'm hunting for null strngs. Any ideas on how to speed the code up? -- David |
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