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The following code will delete an entire row:
Target.EntireRow.Delete Just curious, but if I do NOT have a "Target" or "Range" variable, is it possible to delete an entire row using only that row's numerical index? For example, suppose I want to delete the entire Row #5. How do I do that? thanks. |
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