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Removing Cell/Row Values Condition
Hi all, I am new to Excel VBA and haven't a clue how to get started
here. I have the following spreadsheet: ColA, ColB, ColC, ColD, ColE PID #, Type, Density, Expenditure1, Expenditure2 116211, NEW, 30, $130,943.46, $295,834.92 116211, Modify, 0, $130,943.46, $295,834.92 116211, Unk, 0, $130,943.46, $295,834.92 116212, Modify, 0, $130,943.46, $295,834.92 116212, NEW, 12, $130,943.46, $295,834.92 116212, Unk, 0, $130,943.46, $295,834.92 116231, NEW, 100, $630,563.57, $316,575.00 116231, Modify, 0, $630,563.57, $316,575.00 116231, Unk, 0, $630,563.57, $316,575.00 What I would like to do is look at the PID # and Density 0 - if true, then I would like to keep the data in ColD and ColE (most times this is associated with type of NEW. If not true (Density<0) and PID is the same as the value in the above row but Density <0 then I would like to delete the value in ColD and ColE to prevent duplicate information. Sub RemoveStuff() Dim i As Long i = 3 While Not IsEmpty(Cells(i, 1)) If Cells(i, 1).Value = Cells(i - 1, 1).Value And Cells(i, 3) <= 0 Then _ Range(Cells(i, 4), Cells(i, 5)).Clear i = i + 1 Wend End Sub The above code works unless.... the first row (PID #) checked is a row where Density <=0, meaning the next PID # is the one with Density being 0 - any suggestions? |
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