Below is the code I use to delete rows from a spreadsheet based on multiple
criteria. (column 16 is empty, column 2 to 15 is empty, column 1 contains
user ID)

The macro work great, but the spreadsheet is about 150K rows and it takes 15
to 20 minutes to run. I was hoping that someone would know how to make the
macro faster.

I cannot sort the data and the order is very important in the next steps...
I now delete the blank rows in column 16 one at a time, and they are some
times clustered 30 rows together...was thinking if I could modify the code to
delete blocks of rows ratther that one at a time it might speeed up the
execution

Thanks


Sub C_Remove_Blank_Rows()
Application.ScreenUpdating = False
Cells(200000, 14).Select
Selection.End(xlUp).Select
EndRow = ActiveCell.Row
Do Until EndRow < 2
If Cells(EndRow, 16) < Empty Then GoTo No_Find
Rows(EndRow & ":" & EndRow).Select: Selection.Delete
Shift:=xlUp
GoTo No_Find2
No_Find:
Set r = Range(Cells(EndRow, 1), Cells(EndRow, 15))
r.Select
For Each r In Selection
If IsEmpty(r) Then
Else
GoTo No_Find2
Exit Sub
End If
Next
Rows(EndRow & ":" & EndRow).Select: Selection.Delete
Shift:=xlUp
GoTo No_Find3
No_Find2:
If Left(Cells(EndRow, 1), 9) < " USER ID" Then GoTo No_Find3
Rows(EndRow & ":" & EndRow).Select: Selection.Delete
Shift:=xlUp
No_Find3:
EndRow = EndRow - 1
Loop
Application.ScreenUpdating = True
End Sub

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