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Delete Row ABOVE
How would I delete rows if
If b2="Void" Then I would like for it to delete Row 2 and Row 1? |
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Delete Row ABOVE
Hi,
In column C, use the foll. formula in cell C1 =if(or(B2="Void",B1="Void"),"delete",1). Copy this all the way down. Now select the column and press Ctrl+G Special Formulas Text. This will select all the cells which have delete. Now you may delete these rows -- Regards, Ashish Mathur Microsoft Excel MVP www.ashishmathur.com "Donna" wrote in message ... How would I delete rows if If b2="Void" Then I would like for it to delete Row 2 and Row 1? |
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