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Default how can i create a macro

I want to loop until there is no more cells with values
how can i do that, thanks a lot

"Pops Jackson" wrote:

This should accomplish your purpose.

Sub test()

Range("D5").activate
Do
If Activecell = "" then
Range(Activecell, Activecell.Offset(2,0)).select
Selection.EntireRow.Delete shift:=xlUp
else
Activecell.Offset(1,0).Activate
end if
Loop until (whatever conditions you wish to set)
End Sub

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"andresg1975" wrote:

how can i create a macro that in column "D", look for first cell with a
value, go down until blank cell, delete three rows down, and continue the
same procedure.

lets say:

column D

row 5 100
row 6 200
row 7 blank
row 8 500
row 9 blank
row 10 400
row 11 80
row 12 blank
row 13 90
row 14 blank
row 15 100
row 16 300

result should be:

column D

row 5 100
row 6 200
row 400
row 80
row 100
row 300

thanks a lot

 
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