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I have an excel worksheet with 5500 rows of data. In one column, I have
this A(1)= "Sample Data" A(2)= "New Data" A(3)= "Any Data" A(4)= "Same Data" etc, to A(5500) What I want to do is cut the data from A(2) and Paste it in B(1), so that A(1) = "Sample Data" and B(1) = "New Data" Then I want to Delete ROW(A(2))and shift the remaining rows up. |
Excel Rows
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Range("A2").Cut ActiveSheet.Paste Destination:=Range("B1") Range("A2").Delete Shift:=xlUp -- Kind regards, Niek Otten Microsoft MVP - Excel "Michael Grayson" wrote in message . .. |I have an excel worksheet with 5500 rows of data. In one column, I have | this | | A(1)= "Sample Data" | A(2)= "New Data" | A(3)= "Any Data" | A(4)= "Same Data" | | etc, to A(5500) | | What I want to do is cut the data from A(2) and Paste it in B(1), so that | A(1) = "Sample Data" and B(1) = "New Data" | | Then I want to Delete ROW(A(2))and shift the remaining rows up. |
Excel Rows
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Range("A2").Copy Range("B1") Range("A2").EntireRow.Delete End Sub -- Gary''s Student - gsnu200750 "Michael Grayson" wrote: I have an excel worksheet with 5500 rows of data. In one column, I have this A(1)= "Sample Data" A(2)= "New Data" A(3)= "Any Data" A(4)= "Same Data" etc, to A(5500) What I want to do is cut the data from A(2) and Paste it in B(1), so that A(1) = "Sample Data" and B(1) = "New Data" Then I want to Delete ROW(A(2))and shift the remaining rows up. |
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