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Hello,
I dabble in Word VBA but today I am challenged with an Excel spreadsheet and find myself hopelessly lost. Until corrected I will refer to the spreadsheet grid as rows and columns. I have many rows and many columns. The value in column "P" is either 1 or 0. I want to delete any row that has a "P" column value of 0. This is my attempt at logical thought but it doesn't work. Please help. Sub DeleteRows() For Each oRow in ActiveSheet.Rows If ActiveSheet.Columns("P").value = 0 Then oRow.Delete End If Next oRow End Sub |
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Hi Greg
I have examples on this page http://www.rondebruin.nl/delete.htm If you need more help post back Check out the Autofilter example first (fast) -- Regards Ron de Bruin http://www.rondebruin.nl "Greg http://gregmaxey.mvps.org/word_tips.htm" wrote in message oups.com... Hello, I dabble in Word VBA but today I am challenged with an Excel spreadsheet and find myself hopelessly lost. Until corrected I will refer to the spreadsheet grid as rows and columns. I have many rows and many columns. The value in column "P" is either 1 or 0. I want to delete any row that has a "P" column value of 0. This is my attempt at logical thought but it doesn't work. Please help. Sub DeleteRows() For Each oRow in ActiveSheet.Rows If ActiveSheet.Columns("P").value = 0 Then oRow.Delete End If Next oRow End Sub |
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Ron,
Perfect. Thank you very much. The Autofilter example was both fast and simple. |
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Greg,
How about something like this? Sub DeleteRowsWithPequalZero() Dim TestRow As Range For Each TestRow In Range("A1:A100") If Range("P" & TestRow.Row).Value = 0 Then TestRow.EntireRow.Delete End If Next End Sub Don't use activesheet.rows, otherwise you'll be testing right down to row 65536! You could also subsitute a Range Name instead of cell references: For Each TestRow In Range("MyTestRange") Hope this helps Pete "Greg http://gregmaxey.mvps.org/word_tips" wrote: Hello, I dabble in Word VBA but today I am challenged with an Excel spreadsheet and find myself hopelessly lost. Until corrected I will refer to the spreadsheet grid as rows and columns. I have many rows and many columns. The value in column "P" is either 1 or 0. I want to delete any row that has a "P" column value of 0. This is my attempt at logical thought but it doesn't work. Please help. Sub DeleteRows() For Each oRow in ActiveSheet.Rows If ActiveSheet.Columns("P").value = 0 Then oRow.Delete End If Next oRow End Sub |
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Pete,
Yes, that works well too. Thanks |
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