Excel 2010 :: Delete Filtered Rows Without Deleting The Hidden Rows?
Sep 25, 2012How do I delete filtered rows without deleting the hidden rows in excel 2010?
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View 8 RepliesI'm trying to copy a whole bunch of tables with identical layout to a master table, so I can create a whole bunch of pivot tables that include data from ALL the various tables. The source tables MAY be filtered, and I can't work out how to copy them easily while also INCLUDING any hidden/filtered rows while at the same time leaving any filter settings on the source tables intact.
If I use something like range("Table1").Listobject.DataBodyRange.Copy then it only copies the VISIBLE rows.
But I want ALL rows to be copied to a master table.
1. I don't want to unfilter the sources tables, because users might still want the source tables to remain exactly as the user filtered them. (However, it doesn't matter if the DESTINATION list is filtered or not). I realise that I could copy the entire sheet to a temp sheet, then unfilter any tables on that sheet and THEN copy these to the master list. But wan't to know if there's a simpler way.
2. I DON'T want to use SQL to create a pivot table directly from the tables, because the tables will have further information added to them from time to time, and so if I use SQL to make a pivot directly from them, I'll have to recreate the pivot cache using that SQL query each time, which might muck up the settings in any existing pivot tables. I realise that I could use SQL to copy the data to a 'staging area', and just point the pivot table at that.
3. I can't use PowerPivot, because its not installed in this environment.
I'm working through a filter macro to delete unecessary rows of data from my dataset.
- I have a Dynamic Range for my dataset called "CanadaData"
- I'm trying to delete rows from the 5th column of my dataset for cells containing "DIRECTSHIP"
The macro filters the range fine, but when if comes to deleting the row, the macro stops.
Sub CanadaWarehouseFilter()
x = Range("E" & Rows.Count).End(xlUp).Row
If Application.WorksheetFunction.CountIf(Range("E22:E" & x), "DIRECTSHIP") > 0 Then
With Range("CanadaData")
[Code] ......
I have pulled a SharePoint list into my workbook. The list object (table) is still linked to the SharePoint list, as I'd like to synchronize it later on. I have filtered it with an autofilter. I'd like to delete all of the visible rows. I have tried a billion things to no avail. I have been searching Google for hours now. None of the examples work.
View 5 Replies View Relatedrange formula that i am using for drop-down lists. One of the drop down lists is based on the range where the data changes(it is a list of jobs that has been released from cad room and when they have been machined a "yes" in one of column appears and then it needs to be filtered so that only non-machined jobs are visible).
Bitmap Part Description
Expected Spindle Hours
Clock In
VLOOKUP
[Code]....
I need a formula that is not taking into account values from hiden rows. OR the formula that is not taking into account values from the rows that have Yes in the 4th column.
I recorded a simple Macro in Excel 2010 to sort data by the first Column, heading "Ref". I have assigned CTRL + e as the keyboard shortcut for this.
My sheet contains a number of hidden rows (as I hide rows when I have finished working on that issue).
When I run the macro, it does sort by the number of Column A, but also, the hidden rows are then shown again.
I realise I could just click on the A-Z sort button to stop this happening, but I really like being able to use keyboard shortcuts, which is why I tried the macro route.
I wondered if it is possible for the macro to ignore hidden rows?
Code:
This is the macro:
Sub SortByRef()
'
' SortByRef Macro
'
' Keyboard Shortcut: Ctrl+Shift+E
[Code]....
I'm trying to delete a range of rows based on the value of a given cell. For example, if cell AC1 shows 5000, then I'd like to delete (not just clear) the range A5000:AA1048576. Or, if cell AC1 shows 10000, then I'd like to delete range A10000:AA1048576. I've come up with what is below but I don't think this is the right way to do it. I am using Excel 2010.
Code:
Range("AC1").Select
ActiveCell.FormulaR1C1 = "=COUNT(C[-27])+2"
Calculate
Range("AC1").Select
Selection.Copy
Selection.PasteSpecial Paste:=xlPasteValues, Operation:=xlNone, SkipBlanks _
:=False, Transpose:=False
Application.CutCopyMode = False
Range("A" & Range("AC1").Value:"AA1048576").Select
Selection.Delete
I am working on solving a problem where I get every other row deleted instead of every row. The situation is that I am using Autofilter to find empty cells in a column that shouldn't have empty cells. Before I can delete them, I need to add them to an array for exceptions handling. This means I need to step through the filtered range and record each unique ID for followup, then delete them. If I delete as I go, the "For Each" doesn't work on the original rows, but works on an increment. This means a deleted row causes the range to shift up one, and I end up deleting every other row.
I know I can solve this by deleting separately from recording them, but am searching for a way to work with the "For Each" maybe using a "Step -1" or something similar.
I have a name which uses the formula
=OFFSET(Query!$F$1,0,0,COUNTA(Query!$F:$F)+1)
That populates a dropdown
However I want to exclude hidden / filtered rows?
Iv'e tried sumtotal etc but didnt get any results. I'm after using the rows as options.
Why do I get a "sub or function not defined" error on the first line? The problem seemed to arise out of nowhere. The sub is located in module 1. I call it with "Call DeleteHiddenRows" in sheet1 inside of a "Private Sub Worksheet_SelectionChange(ByVal Target As Range)" event. Should I be adding some declaration somewhere (some "dim" line?)???
Sub DeleteHiddenRows()
For j = ActiveCell.SpecialCells(xlLastCell).Row To 1 Step -1
If Rows(j).Hidden Then
Rows(j).Hidden = False
Row(j).Activate
Selection.Delete
End If
Next j
End Sub
I have discovered that my blue highlighted code posted below isn't deleting the visible rows of filtered data as expected.
Code:
With core_data
.Activate
.Range("D5").Select
Dim rngToDelete2 As Range
llastrow = 0
lmergedelete = 0
llastrow = .Range("a65536").End(xlUp).Row 'calculate the last row visible
'filter the visible rows to include only those rows in which dupphase3 = "DUP" (ie. duplicated rows)
[Code] ....
Additionally, and I'm not sure if it's related to this, but I am receiving an error with the red line .... "Application-defined or object defined error".
I have some code that worked perfectly in Excel 2007 but crashes Excel 2010.
The part of the code that appears to be the problem is this:
Code:
For i = LR To 2 Step -1
If Cells(i, 15) = "Delete" Then Rows(i & ":" & i).EntireRow.Delete
Next i
For info., both screen updating and calculation are already both set to manual.
I have the following codes to delete all blank rows in column A
Dim lastrow As Long
lastrow = Sheet1.Range("A" & Rows.Count).End(xlUp).Row
MsgBox lastrow
With Sheet1
For t = 1 To lastrow
If Cells(t, 1) = "" Then
Rows(t).Delete
End If
Next t
End With
End Sub
Although it is working , it is not deleting all the blank rows at once, I have to keep pressing on the macro button running the macro several times, until all blank rows are completely deleted.
I'm on mac Excel 2010 and i'm trying to delete rows..but for some reason they don't go! My workbook is a basic one, just filled with a bunch of formulas, i can't understand why it wont let me delete it.
When i do try to delete it, nothing comes happens and when i try to delete a large amount it comes up with 'not enough memory, continue without undo deleting rows' but my laptop has 8GB and my other laptop has 16GB so i can't see why a 16GB laptop wouldn't be able to delete it.
I am performing an autofilter within a spreadsheet to display only those lines where a name exists in column A. Then I delete all hidden rows. I am having a problem when the autofilter results in no rows being visible. Here is the code I am using for the delete hidden rows:
On Error Resume Next ' In case there's no hidden cells
With Cells
Set rngHidden = .SpecialCells(xlCellTypeVisible)
.EntireRow.Hidden = False 'Unhide all cells
rngHidden.EntireRow.Hidden = True 'Hide previously visible cells
.SpecialCells(xlCellTypeVisible).EntireRow.Delete 'Delete previously hidden cells
rngHidden.EntireRow.Hidden = False ' Unhide previously visible cells
End With
End Sub
I have a massive spreadsheet (ca.110 000 rows [excel 2010). I need to cut this monster by deleting all the cells that do not have a certain cell value within them.
Say that in my column A there are different entries (text type). I would like to delete the ones that do not match the following criteria:
"mytextascriteria*", where * somehow stands for the rest of the string.
Strictly speaking I can only determine beggining of the string I want to perserve but the values at the end of that string are changing.
I found the thread about deleting entire row based on a cell value here:
Delete entire row based on one cell?
but I couldn't quite work out how to apply it in my scenario....
Otherwise is completely pointless to do it manualy with these amout of records.
I'm new to VBA and macros, using Excel 2010, and am trying to figure out how to delete all duplicate rows in a sheet where 2 or less of their values in column A is "1". I'd like have a script that is flexible enough to change to 3 or less if need be. I also have a header row that needs to be offset in the process.
A---B-
0--123 <-delete
0--123 <-delete
0--123 <-delete
1--123 <-delete based on this the value of column A
0--123 <-delete
0--123 <-delete
1--321
1--321
1--321
1--321
1--321
or
A---B-
0--123 <-delete
0--123 <-delete
1--123 <-delete
1--123 <-delete based on this the value of column A
0--123 <-delete
0--123 <-delete
1--321
1--321
1--321
1--321
1--321
I have recorded a macro which deletes the visible rows after an auto filter is run - ( auto filter is for custom and blanks).
I thought this was working, but when i look at the code, it looks as if the rows to delete have been hard coded in, and not adapting to just delete the filtered ones.
So I have the following code:
'Remove UPC sales below $5000
Range("G38").Select
ActiveCell.FormulaR1C1 = "=SUMIF(C[-3],RC[-3],C[-2])"
[Code]....
My Excel program (Excel 2010) currently has several columns and each column looks for and pulls data from a specific file on my computer. Then I need to delete any duplicate data entries, count the number of unique entries and track the changes through a chart. I have everything done except I cannot figure out (or find on the internet) a way to search in multiple columns (more than 2) and delete just the duplicate cells. I want to delete the cells in a way where there is one left. For example if the code 12gf is duplicated three time, I want to be left with one 12gf (it doesnt matter what column the original one is left in). Additionally, column length changes and they are not sorted. I have attempted to attach an image of an example file below.
View 14 Replies View RelatedI can see that I'm not allowed to delete rows from a list when it's filtered. Do I have any options to avoid this restriction?
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ActiveSheet.ListObjects("Table24").Range.AutoFilter Field:=9, Criteria1:= _
"Other"
'insert code to delete visible rows
ActiveSheet.AutoFilter.Range.Offset(4).SpecialCells(xlCellTypeVisible).Cells(1, 2).Select
ActiveSheet.AutoFilter.Range.Offset(4).SpecialCells(xlCellTypeVisible).Select
ActiveSheet.AutoFilterMode = False
Selection.Delete Shift:=xlUp 'this is where the error is occuring.
End Sub
how to delete only visible rows in a filtered list?
View 9 Replies View RelatedI have a large *.tab file with around 450,000 records. I opened the file in excel and then filtered two columns where there are values equal to 0.
I then highlight all the rows and try to delete them, but I receive the following error popup box:
"Microsoft Excel cannot create or use the data range reference because it is too complex."
How can I delete all these filtered = 0 rows without getting this error??
I'm wondering if anyone has a answer to the problem of deleting all the rows that are hidden by an autofilter. We currently have a spreadsheet used within the office that catalogues all applications received, and we want to select all the applications that are relevant to a certain month with the autofilter and use a macro to delete those that are irrelevant, before emailing the spreadsheet to a client. Manually deleting all irrelevant rows would be time-consuming.
The current code I have is:
With Worksheets("Sheet1")
If .AutoFilterMode Then
With .AutoFilter.Filters(1)
If .On Then
Else: Rows.Delete
End If
End With
Else:
End If
End With
The theory is that the code first selects the relevant worksheet, determines whether autofilters are on, selects data that is being covered by the autofilter, indentifies those that is being displayed and does nothing, and identifies those which are not displayed and deletes them - in theory!
I have a range that has been formatted as a table. Once I've applied a filter, if I try to select all of the rows, and delete the visible rows the option is greyed out.
Is there no way, short of vba, that I can just simply delete the visible rows?
calculate the number of full rows in one data base located on one sheet X to determine how many rows the macro needs to extend on sheet B (sheet B is made only of formulas for data interpretation in sheet A.
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View 2 Replies View RelatedI have made an excel document that I use as a order form. I have size columns; qty columns; style number columns etc. After I enter in qtys to a sheet I than sort the sheet by the qty column which than brings all of my ordered styles to the top of the order form. I than delete everything that is below the last column that has qtys in it.
I have added pictures on the side of the worksheet which fit into the grids of each row that corridinates with the appropriate style number. I can sort the worksheet and all of the pictures stay in the appropriate columns; so far so good.
The problem that I run into is now when I go to delete all of the other columns that the customer didnt order none of the pictures delete. They jsut pile on top of each other and I cant figure out how to embed each picture to the appropriate row so that when I delete the row the picture deletes as well. At this point I have to go through and delete picture by picture and there are way to many pictures to do this.
How do I imbed the pictures into the row so that when i delete the row the picture deletes as well
After red filling certain cells based on some conditional formatting, I apply a filter to hide them. Now I need to delete them using a macro script.
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