Alright, we all know how to do this. How do I put it into code?
This is what my employer told me.

1. go to the column B
2. hit <end <down and it goes to the last student.
3. hit <Down arrow once more (puts cursor below last active record).
4. Select EVERY row from there to <end<Down (bottom of exce
sheet)
5. <right click and DELETE


How on earth do I do this in VBCode

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try recording a macro as you perform the steps

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Alright, we all know how to do this. How do I put it into code?
This is what my employer told me.

1. go to the column B
2. hit <end <down and it goes to the last student.
3. hit <Down arrow once more (puts cursor below last active record).
4. Select EVERY row from there to <end<Down (bottom of excel
sheet)
5. <right click and DELETE


How on earth do I do this in VBCode?


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Hello Zlord,

Like this...

FIND THE NEXT CELL AFTER THE LAST RECORD..
StartCell = Cells(Rows.Count, "B").End(xlUp).Offset(1, 0).Address

FIND THE LAST CELL ON THE WORKSHEET..
LastCell = Cells(Rows.Count, "B").Address

SELECT THE THE CELLS TO BE DELETED..
Range(StartCell, LastCell).Select

DELETE THE CELLS..
Selection.Delete[/color]

Sincerely,
Leith Ros

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