Macro Code To Delete Entire Row If Cell In Column Is Equal To Value
May 7, 2014
I need an easy code that searches all of column A and deletes the entire row if the cell has the value "-". It needs to find the last row of data using something like LastRow = Range("A" & Rows.Count).End(xlUp).Row
1). For each cell that in the range that has a Red background delete the entire column I have attached a sample spreadsheet where I have tried to do this. It's not quite working. It does not seem to work when there are RED cells next to each other.
I know that I can do a simple thing like column("A:A"), but I'd rather have it in a loop as in the sample code, in case the columns change in the future.
2). The second task is to delete the rows in the spreadsheet where the first cell in the row is a blank.
I've seen a few examples of macros to delete the row if the first letter is something, but not if the first 2 is equal to something.
I'm looking to go thru every row that contains data and look in Column B to see if it starts with P4 or P5. If that's true, then delete the entire row.
Is there a macro to delete an entire row if a duplicate entry appears only in a certain column.
1. Look for the column header with the name "File Number" 2. Anytime the same number under the "File Number" column appears more than once in that column, keep the row that contains first occurrence of that number buy delete the entire row anytime that number is repeated in another row in that same column.
This is regardless of what is contained in the other columns. For example..let's say these cells contained this data...
In this case, I would want to keep rows 1, 2, and 3. But, I would want to delete rows 4 & 5 because the number "UTE00225" has already appeared first in B1. I'm using Excel 2003.
I am trying to do is erase the entire row if column J is equal to 1205. I have made an attempt which is shown below, but I am no where near a VBA programmer, yet.
I would like to create a VBA code where it will delete the entire column if the cell value is equal to value in D2
For example:
Sub Delete_Columns() Dim rng As Range, cell As Range, del As Range Set rng = Intersect(Range("G2:S43"), ActiveSheet.UsedRange)
For Each cell In rng If (cell.Value) = D2 _ Then If del Is Nothing Then Set del = cell Else: Set del = Union(del, cell) End If End If Next cell On Error Resume Next del.EntireColumn.Delete End Sub
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But I think this line is wrong but I am not sure how to fix it - If (cell.Value) = D2 _
I'm using the following code to delete rows that I don't want to include and I've ran into some more things that need to be deleted...
For lLoop = RngCol.Rows.Count To 2 Step -1 Select Case RngCol(lLoop, 1) Case " Date:", "Skill:", "Agent Name", "~*", "*Train*" RngCol(lLoop, 1).EntireRow.Delete End Select Next lLoop
An example of "~*" would be: ***SICARII*** An example of "*Train*" would be: Ozgrid Train1
It's not recognizing these new cases. Do I have to utilize FIND? (since CTRL+F does work with the given cases)
I'm trying to set a cell on one sheet to be equal to the product of two cells on another sheet. The problem is that one of the cells on the other page is dependent on the variable T. This is what I've got and it's giving me errors
I am trying to write a macro that will make the bottom cell in a column equal to the top cell. The top cell will not always be in the same row and there won't always be the same number of cells.
I have a sheet where i want to delete duplicate rows where column A and column B combined are equal, i.e. range(Ax:Bx) where x is the current row. I am using the macro below but cant seem to get it working as I keep getting a type mismatch error and Im not sure why.
Starting in cell F3, if Column F is greater than or equal to zero, delete the entire row and continue deleting rows until Column A has contents in it. Then go to Column F in that same row that had contents in Column A, if the contents in that row of Column F are greater than or equal to zero, delete the entire row and continue deleting rows until Column A has contents in it. Persist with this pattern until every row in Column F has been checked.
On the sheet titled Price List, in row 1, I have an =IFERROR(HLOOKUP( formula to show what I need. The Data Pull sheet can be updated using a third party software, and retailers can be added or deleted. The purpose is that if a retailer is deleted from the Data Pull sheet, it will automatically be removed from the list on the Price List sheet, rather than just showing a bunch of N/A's in every cell. Then if it is re-added in the future, it will repopulate on the Price List sheet.
The formula I have in row 1 is my manual way of showing whether or not the retailer was deleted. If it contains EXCLUDE, you can go in and manually delete the column. However, I would rather have a macro do this.
I have two worksheet. One worksheet (ws1) contains a list of item I want. The other sheet (ws2) contains multiple columns where the header (row 6) is named by item name.
I have the following code which deletes the entire column if the header name is not in the list contained in ws1 :
VB: Sub delete_col() Dim wanted As Boolean Set ws1 = Workbooks("test1").Sheets("aaa")
[Code]....
First of all, this loop does not work properly since deleting the entire column shift them on the left, so when I first analyze column 11, if I delete it and then analyze column 12, the real column 12 now became column 11 and so on...
Secondly, this code is pretty slow. I am pretty sure I don't have to loop through my initial item list everytime I do Instr on a new column.
IF Column C doesn't have data in entire column then delete C D E F IF Column D doesn't have data in entire column then delete D E F IF Column E doesn't have data in entire column then delete E F IF Column F doesn't have data in entire column then delete F
Same way for heading NN's
IF Column G doesn't have data in entire column then delete G H I J K L M N IF Column H doesn't have data in entire column then delete H I J K L M N IF Column I doesn't have data in entire column then delete I J K L M N IF Column J doesn't have data in entire column then delete J K L M N IF Column K doesn't have data in entire column then delete K L M N IF Column L doesn't have data in entire column then delete L M N IF Column M doesn't have data in entire column then delete M N IF Column N doesn't have data in entire column then delete N
I have fixed headers on row 16, from columns A-AC.
I want to be able to delete the entire column, if the row has a certain string, such as "Chart ID" .
I also want to expand it to include other strings such as "Month" and "Source" . So if it contains any of these words, the columns should be deleted. It should be an exact match (as other headers contain the word "month").
I am using the following macro to delete "completely empty" rows. I also need to delete some rows if a cell in column B has no value. How would I change this macro? ' DeleteBlankRows
Dim r As Long Dim C As Range Dim Rng As Range
On Error GoTo EndMacro Application.ScreenUpdating = False Application.Calculation = xlCalculationManual
If Selection.Rows.Count > 1 Then Set Rng = Selection Else Set Rng = ActiveSheet.UsedRange.Rows End If For r = Rng.Rows.Count To 1 Step -1 If Application.WorksheetFunction.CountA(Rng.Rows(r).EntireRow) = 0 Then ActiveSheet.Rows(r).EntireRow.Delete End If Next r
If column B contains the word FALSE, I need to delete that entire row, then I need to repeat this action on 11 sheets out of 14 on one workbook, in one action.
Is there a way to delete any text or formula from an entire row, based on column A? In my spread sheet I have multiple rows where column A is blank, but column's F, G, and H have formulas in them. I would like to use VB or any other method that would be best to clear the contents of all the rows where column A is blank.
The code below is an attempt to delete all rows where the cell in column A is not equal to the value of B1. B1 is text if that somehow makes a difference.
Dim n As Long, lastrow As Long lastrow = Range("A65536").End(xlUp).Row For n = lastrow To 1 Step -1 If Cells(n, 1) <> Range("B1") Then Cells(n, 1).EntireRow.Delete Next n
Do I need to specify that B1 will always be the cell to reference (ie $B$1). Edit: Just had an epiphany, I also need it to stop after Row 3. I have some headers and such that I don't want removed.
I have the following code, but it takes longer than expected to run. Is there anyway to speed this up? I am not sure if autofilter is a option. I just want to search through range A16:Z16 and if the word "FALSE" exists delete the entire column. The word "TRUE" is the only other word that would exist in range A16:Z16