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I'm not exactly a new user, but this is the first time in a while that I've
had to apply this knowledge to my professional duties. The spreadsheet I'm working on is considerably large and I need to retain rows that contain certain text or specific criteria. For example, I only need items A, C, H, and P, and Z out of a document that has everything else (i don't need) in between. How do I delete based on specific criteria (letter, city name,) withouth scrolling down and sifting through it manually? Please help me. |
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