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deleting record with a range
I have a range of rows with data withi them. say 100 rows. on the
sheet theres acell in which you enter a number say 20. And the program deletes all the rows within the range except the first 20, I am using a very simple code at the moment but i am sure could be done better counter = Range("e11") Range("e15").Select Do Until countert = counter ActiveCell.Offset(1, 0).Select countert = countert + 1 Loop Do Until ActiveCell = "" ActiveCell.EntireRow.Delete Loop as you see the user determines the number of records he wants by entering a number in range E11. This does work fine but I am trying to learn better programming methods where I am not actively moving around a worksheet, any suggestions |
deleting record with a range
counter = Range("e11")
FirstRow = 15 DeleteRow = FirstRow + counter LastRow = Range("E" & Rows.Count).End(xlup).Row rows(DeleteRow & ":" & Lastrow).Delete " wrote: I have a range of rows with data withi them. say 100 rows. on the sheet theres acell in which you enter a number say 20. And the program deletes all the rows within the range except the first 20, I am using a very simple code at the moment but i am sure could be done better counter = Range("e11") Range("e15").Select Do Until countert = counter ActiveCell.Offset(1, 0).Select countert = countert + 1 Loop Do Until ActiveCell = "" ActiveCell.EntireRow.Delete Loop as you see the user determines the number of records he wants by entering a number in range E11. This does work fine but I am trying to learn better programming methods where I am not actively moving around a worksheet, any suggestions |
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