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Hi.
I have a macro that deletes cells from A1 till A10. What I'd like the macro to do for me is if the macro finds a specific cell name (string), then it doesn't delete the cells having that string. If it doesn't, then delete every cell not cointaining that scheme. Example: If I have the letter "C" in cell A2 and A7, I'd like the macro to delete every other cell, ranging from A1 till A10 (excluding A2 and A7 that has the "C" string). Best regards |
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