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From the help screens (Worksheet.rows property), I am trying to adapt this
code to do something similar. I have a worksheet of mailing lists with all
the data stripped from a single column(A) to fill columns B,C,D etc with each
item so that now only every 4th row has the data (in cols A:D) and I need to
delete the blank rows (2:4, 6:8, 10:12, etc). Am abit puzzled as to what the
"object required" error needs after defining the rw as object. Am using
Excel 2007.

I need to dimension all the variables with Option Explicit so what am I
missing here? It needs to check each row for no data in case of some 5 line
addresses rather than 4 so all data is preserved and not accidentally deleted.

Thanks in advance for your help.


Sub DeleteRows()

Dim rw As Object

For Each rw In ActiveWorksheet.Cells(1, 1).CurrentRegion.Rows
this = rw.Cells(1, 1).Value
If this = "" Then rw.Delete
last = this
Next

End Sub
 
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