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Deleting excess rows
Hi,
I have a macro that works its way down a list of groups of data and inserts a row after each of the groups. The problem I have is after the macro has done its job, I have ended up with x amount of extra rows below where all the data ends. Under normal circumstances it wouldnt pose a problem, but because the data has loads of formulas attached to it, the macro takes longer each time it is run. (Because it also mends the formulas) Is there a way of deleting the extra rows that have been generated (code)? Or - a code that hunts out the last bit of data at the bottom of a column say, adds just 10 rows (that are needed) of blank rows, and then deletes the rest down to a certain point? Any help greatly appreciated Regards John |
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