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Delete worksheet row based on condition
You're right Bob. I'm slipping into senility here.
"Bob Umlas" wrote: Sub DeleteNotP() 'do it backwards so deleting rows doesn't mess this up! for i=range("B65536").end(xlup).Row to 1 step -1 if cells(i,2).value < "P" then rows(i).Delete Next End Sub Bob Umlas Excel MVP "miek" wrote in message ... Could someone help get me started on with the following: I have text in column B that has a "P", "S", or "". Number of rows varies, but ends with an empty row. How do I step through each row and test if column B has a value < "P", delete that row? Thanks for any help |
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