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Deleting a row as a condition of a formula.
Is there a way to create a formula that looks at a cell and if that cell is
"False" the result is the deletion of a defined row within an Excel sheet? |
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Deleting a row as a condition of a formula.
Sub DeleteRow()
If Sheet1.Range("A1").Value = "False" Then ' Change cell to suit Rows("9:9").Select ' Change row to suit Selection.Delete Shift:=xlUp End If End Sub Corey.... "Darryl M." <Darryl wrote in message ... Is there a way to create a formula that looks at a cell and if that cell is "False" the result is the deletion of a defined row within an Excel sheet? |
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Deleting a row as a condition of a formula.
hi.
no. formulas return values to the cell which they occupy. they cannot perform actions like delete row. sorry. regards FSt1 "Darryl M." wrote: Is there a way to create a formula that looks at a cell and if that cell is "False" the result is the deletion of a defined row within an Excel sheet? |
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