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Hi,
I am trying to stick the only manual part of my function in to my macro. Once a load of data has been pasted in to a sheet, a formula in Column J compares dumped data and returns the country code applicable, alternatively it puts "---" if there is no code and a #N/A if it is not found. I need to; Delete all ROWs which have "---" in column J Currently the manual way I do it is; - Sort Ascending, so all data follows on. - Filter on "---" - Highlight ROW 1 to whatever, Delete Rows - Repeat for #N/A What would be good would be if I could automate this. Autofilter, Custom Filter "---" OR "#N/A" This now shows only what I want to delete, I want to delete all these rows (leaving header information intact). But it mustn't delete anything in between the filtered rows obviously! HELP!!! |
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