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Delete blank rows in selection
Thanks for that. the seccond part of my problem is if I have values in 20
cells for example A1:A20. How can i insert blank rows (for example 200) between each of these values. so there will be a value in A1, 200 blank rows, a value in A201, 200 blank rows etc... Thanks "Jim Thomlinson" wrote: This will delete the blanks where column D is blank (works for however many rows you have). I am not sure I understand the second part completely though... -- HTH... Jim Thomlinson "Chris_t_2k5" wrote: Here is my problem. I have data for example C1:D200. All of C1:C200 have values in but only certain cells in D1:D200 have values in them. Is it possible to create a macro that will delete the rows for a certain selection where D have no values in? Also - after this has been done and there are say 20 values in each column of C1:D20 is it possible to insert say 200 blank rows after each value. (eg C1 has value, D1 has value, C201 has value, D201 has value etc...) Thanks |
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