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Im trying to loop (at least thats what I think I do) this code below. I want
it check the last row of data to check if the cell is empty and if so, delete the entire row. It only works the once then the sub ends. How would I loop this so that it checks until all empty cells have been deleted. Range("u7").End(xlDown).Select ActiveCell.Offset(0, -16).Select If ActiveCell.Value = "" Then ActiveCell.EntireRow.Select ActiveCell.EntireRow.Delete Else End If |
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