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determining whether all cells in a row are blank
I want to delete rows that have nothing in the cells. How do I
determine whether all cells in a row are blank? Any help would be greatly appreciated. |
determining whether all cells in a row are blank
Hi Rub
Use this function Public Function IsBlankRow(ByRef ws As Worksheet, ByVal lRow&) As Boolean Dim c As Range With ws For Each c In .Rows(lRow).Cells If c.Value < "" Then IsBlankRow = False Exit Function End If Next c End With IsBlankRow = True End Function You can call it as shown below Isblankrow(worksheets("Sheet1"),5) or IsBlankRow(Sheet1,5) the second version uses the programmatic name of the sheet and hence does not need to be enclosed in double quotes. "rub" wrote: I want to delete rows that have nothing in the cells. How do I determine whether all cells in a row are blank? Any help would be greatly appreciated. |
determining whether all cells in a row are blank
Thanks. I will try it.
Alok wrote: Hi Rub Use this function Public Function IsBlankRow(ByRef ws As Worksheet, ByVal lRow&) As Boolean Dim c As Range With ws For Each c In .Rows(lRow).Cells If c.Value < "" Then IsBlankRow = False Exit Function End If Next c End With IsBlankRow = True End Function You can call it as shown below Isblankrow(worksheets("Sheet1"),5) or IsBlankRow(Sheet1,5) the second version uses the programmatic name of the sheet and hence does not need to be enclosed in double quotes. "rub" wrote: I want to delete rows that have nothing in the cells. How do I determine whether all cells in a row are blank? Any help would be greatly appreciated. |
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