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Maybe you can use a helper column.
And put a formula like: =isnumber(a2) in B2 Then drag down And then apply data|Filter|autofilter to column B. Show the Trues and delete those visible rows. Christmas May wrote: To all, If you enter "965-0001" in cell A1, "2" in cell A2, "=A1+1" into cell B1 and "=A2+1" into cell B2, "#VALUE!" in cell B1 and "3" in cell B2. I'd like to run a macro to remove all of the cells in a long list that are simply a number like cell A2 above, while retaining the cells that have data like cell A1 above. However, I'm unsure how to determine the difference. Sincerely, Christmas May -- Dave Peterson |
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