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remove blank cell from a range
I have been trying to write a procedure to remove blank cells from a range of
cell sand then count the number of cells that have something in them. I don't want to delete the rows that are blank. I have been trying to shift the lower rows up to fill the blank cells. How is the best way to do this? Thanks |
remove blank cell from a range
Do you only want to count the non-empty cells in a range?
Or am I missing the point? -- Wigi http://www.wimgielis.be = Excel/VBA, soccer and music "ranswrt" wrote: I have been trying to write a procedure to remove blank cells from a range of cell sand then count the number of cells that have something in them. I don't want to delete the rows that are blank. I have been trying to shift the lower rows up to fill the blank cells. How is the best way to do this? Thanks |
remove blank cell from a range
I would like to move the contents of the cells below up into the empty cell.
There could be more than one empty cell in the range. I don't want to delete the row because that will mess up the contents to the side of the emty cell. Once all the empty cells have been removed from the range I need to count how many non empty cells in the range. "Wigi" wrote: Do you only want to count the non-empty cells in a range? Or am I missing the point? -- Wigi http://www.wimgielis.be = Excel/VBA, soccer and music "ranswrt" wrote: I have been trying to write a procedure to remove blank cells from a range of cell sand then count the number of cells that have something in them. I don't want to delete the rows that are blank. I have been trying to shift the lower rows up to fill the blank cells. How is the best way to do this? Thanks |
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