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![]() I believe I have found a solution to removing blank rows at the bottom of your worksheet so they do not display - at least until you page down past the last displayed row again. highlight (pick) an entire column, then F5specialblanksOK then editdeleteentire row The rows may still be displayed at this point but if you save and reopen the file they will all be gone. Understand that all these rows are still in the "worksheet" but just not displayed on the screen and if you copy a number or formula down a column it will only copy to the number of displayed rows. Regards Ed "Irishcauffey" wrote: I am working with a very large workbook and need to remove unformated or used rows and columsn. I am new to excel and need some help please. |
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