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I'm copying and pasting onto excel from an accounting program, and it's
pretty inconsistant. Whenever a new heading pops up, it either deposits the first cell in the A column, and the second cell in the C column, or it deposits the first cell in the B column, and the second cell in the C column. I can write a function to identify this =IF(A#="",IF(B#="","","deleteA"),"deleteB") where # stands for whatever row I happen to be in. And I figured out how to write a MACRO to delete a specific cell. But with six thousand rows, and doing this pretty often, it sure would be nice to automate it. Any ideas? |
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