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Default UserForm to delete unwated items off sheet?

Hi All

We are an Angling Club and when we have Matches the entrants can enter
various Pools
which are listed on the entry form as A,B,C,D,E,F,G - on a UserForm I enter
all the entrants
details name etc plus what pools they have entered in Textboxes the pools
are entered in
columns K : Q starting at row 6 e.g. J. Bloggs A,B,C, - next row -- J. Smith
A,B,C,D, etc -- an Angling Match
is decided by the weight caught by each individual Angler the weights are
sorted in column J
highest to lowest. We only payout 3 prizes in each pool 50%,30%,20% -- my
problem is that
on the sheet there will be many A,B,C,D,E,F,G entries some with blank cells
in between in each of the columns
and all I need is the first 3 A's B's etc and I need all the others deleted
is it possible that someone can
help with a macro that would do this for me.
--
Many Thanks

Sue
 
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