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I am trying to write a macro that will delete rows from a spreadsheet based
on a condition. I pull information from another program into excel for budget purposes and it throws the company names in the header in column form, so based on how many companies I pull in the number of rows that will need to be deleted will be changing. I have text that starts after the companies names (Trial Balance) and I want this to always start on A7. My question is how do I tell excel to look for the word Trial Balance in Column A and then delete everything that comes before it? Any help is greatly appreciated. |
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