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Sorry for this easy question, but the months of Access Programming has warped
my mind of the many things I remembered in Excel. If I want to find the word "Date", what do I need to add to my VB. Thanks! With ActiveSheet.Range("a1:a50") Set C = .Find("Date", LookIn:=xlValues) ActiveCell.EntireRow.FillUp.Select Selection.Delete shift:=xlUp Secondly, will the second part of my code delete all the rows above the "Date" row? |
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