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you can use a for/next loop
if cells(i,"c")="a" or cells(i,"c")="b" then rows(i).delete or a select case statement case is "a", "b", "c" -- Don Guillett SalesAid Software "sverre" wrote in message ... Hi I would like to delete all rows that contain these names in col C EXO_BASKET EXO_CLI EXO_EXOTIX EXO_FLOW FXSECUR EXO_OTC_CLI EXO_OTC_EXOTIX EXO_OTC_FLOW EXO_TURBO EXO_OTC_BASKET How do I write this code? Many thanks for the help Br Sverre |
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