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Delete rows using VB
Hi,
I'm using a macro that delete rows that are blank. However, I want the macro to delete rows that are equal to zero. This is my program: Sheets("Group-rep").Select Range("B11:B142").Select Selection.SpecialCells(xlCellTypeBlanks).Select Selection.EntireRow.Delete Range("A1").Select what should I put on the SpecialCells? Is there a way in the help option to find out what I should use? Thanks Miguel |
Delete rows using VB
How about a nice for each loop that does NOT use SELECT. Or use datafilterfilter for 0delete. Record it. for each c in range("b11:b142") if c=0 then rows(c.row).delete next c -- Don Guillett Microsoft MVP Excel SalesAid Software "Miguel" wrote in message ... Hi, I'm using a macro that delete rows that are blank. However, I want the macro to delete rows that are equal to zero. This is my program: Sheets("Group-rep").Select Range("B11:B142").Select Selection.SpecialCells(xlCellTypeBlanks).Select Selection.EntireRow.Delete Range("A1").Select what should I put on the SpecialCells? Is there a way in the help option to find out what I should use? Thanks Miguel |
Delete rows using VB
Hi,
You can't easilly move down through a range conditionally deleting rows as you go. If you do then if 2 consecutive rows meet the criteria you'll miss the second one. You are better goung backwards through the range or use this method. Sub Marine() Dim MyRange As Range For Each c In Range("b11:b142") If c.Value = "" Then 'or =0 if that's what you want If MyRange Is Nothing Then Set MyRange = c.EntireRow Else Set MyRange = Union(MyRange, c.EntireRow) End If End If If Not MyRange Is Nothing Then MyRange.delete End If Next End Sub Mike "Miguel" wrote: Hi, I'm using a macro that delete rows that are blank. However, I want the macro to delete rows that are equal to zero. This is my program: Sheets("Group-rep").Select Range("B11:B142").Select Selection.SpecialCells(xlCellTypeBlanks).Select Selection.EntireRow.Delete Range("A1").Select what should I put on the SpecialCells? Is there a way in the help option to find out what I should use? Thanks Miguel |
Delete rows using VB
There is no option in SpecialCells for a zero
See this page for a few ways http://www.rondebruin.nl/delete.htm -- Regards Ron de Bruin http://www.rondebruin.nl/tips.htm "Miguel" wrote in message ... Hi, I'm using a macro that delete rows that are blank. However, I want the macro to delete rows that are equal to zero. This is my program: Sheets("Group-rep").Select Range("B11:B142").Select Selection.SpecialCells(xlCellTypeBlanks).Select Selection.EntireRow.Delete Range("A1").Select what should I put on the SpecialCells? Is there a way in the help option to find out what I should use? Thanks Miguel |
Delete rows using VB
Here's a method for working backwards that will only delete the row if the
value is 0 (Zero) Sub standard() For x = 142 To 11 Step -1 If Cells(x, "B").Value < "" And Cells(x, "B").Value = 0 Then Rows(x).EntireRow.Delete End If Next End Sub Mike "Mike H" wrote: Hi, You can't easilly move down through a range conditionally deleting rows as you go. If you do then if 2 consecutive rows meet the criteria you'll miss the second one. You are better goung backwards through the range or use this method. Sub Marine() Dim MyRange As Range For Each c In Range("b11:b142") If c.Value = "" Then 'or =0 if that's what you want If MyRange Is Nothing Then Set MyRange = c.EntireRow Else Set MyRange = Union(MyRange, c.EntireRow) End If End If If Not MyRange Is Nothing Then MyRange.delete End If Next End Sub Mike "Miguel" wrote: Hi, I'm using a macro that delete rows that are blank. However, I want the macro to delete rows that are equal to zero. This is my program: Sheets("Group-rep").Select Range("B11:B142").Select Selection.SpecialCells(xlCellTypeBlanks).Select Selection.EntireRow.Delete Range("A1").Select what should I put on the SpecialCells? Is there a way in the help option to find out what I should use? Thanks Miguel |
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