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Everyday, I get a file that has several rows and columns with data. I
wanted to build a macro that can locate first row after the data that has no values in any cells. Then, i want to select thar row (lets say row 105) and select it till the last row i.e. 65536 or so. And then delete those. (yes, although it doens't have any values, i still need to delete those once) Please help. I think there should be some loop function that can locate the row that has no values. Then select it up to 65000th row and delete those. It's really getting hard to figure it out. Thanks |
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