I am able create a macro using the find function to find the next blank row, but I would like to have it select a range of rows down that I can then delete. Each time I run the macro the next blank row may be different thant the last, so it can't be a set number of row numbers each time. I could also possibly use the print area function if it would be easier.
Here is what I have so far, what is in red is where I need it to vary from next active blank row down to R2001C14, and then delete all the active blank rows ...
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've spent some time creating a module that speeds my every day tasks. I've set up Excel so that it is attached whenever I open a new spreadsheet ( Book.xlt). owever, I am frequently emailed spreadsheets from others and would like the functionality of my module without having ot import the module everytime. How do I force Excel to attach/import my module from my hard-drive to any Excel file I open? I understand naming conventions could come into play in the event someone emails me a spreadsheet that already has "Module1" attached. I'm sure I can come up with a unique name for my module should the automated import process actually be possible. How 'bout it folks?
I am trying to write a macro which will delete all rows where cells in column B are blank. I am new to macros and since I have only been able to record them, I am having a tough time hand-writing this one.
I am copying a range of rows from one sheet to another.
The rang consists of 11 rows; the first and last will always have data in them but the rest may or may not. Consequently, there are always a number of blank rows which I want to delete...
I have this code that I have had for a while.. it works okay on my computer and does as intended... it deleted all empty rows in the selected range after checking to see if any cells contain anything that makes it look blank but isn't (it cleans those cells).
So on my computer it works... on a coworkers computer it converts every used cell in the usedrange to #VALUE...
In a rage of rows I have some rows that are blank - without any text or data. Is there a macro I might enter that will look at the range of rows, determine which are blank and then delete the blank rows?
I work with a spreadsheet every week to input values and subtotal them. These values change constantly and instead of going through and manually deleting each row in a 100+ row spreadsheet to be able to import into another program, I'm looking for an quicker way to keep my data in order but consolidate by getting rid of only the rows where both column A and B are blank.
Here's an example of what I'm working with:
5 10 15 20 50 2 4 6 8 20
This is what I need the final product to look like:
5 10 15 20 50 2 4 6 8 20
So I would like to quickly delete rows 2, 5, and 11. All of the other answers I've found only show how to delete rows based on empty cells in only 1 column. How can I quickly delete the rows where both columns are empty?
I have a macro which is copying data from several worksheets into one consolidation worksheet. When determining where to paste the data into the consolidation sheet, the macro includes some logic to find the last row that has data in it (using e.Range("A65536").End(xlUp).Row, where "e" is a variable holding the name of the consolidation worksheet).
Once all the data is on the consolidation worksheet, I have a second worksheet with formulas that link to the consolidation sheet. The issue I have is that the first step of my consolidation macro deletes all data on the consolidation sheet to ensure that no data is double-counted). I am deleting the data with logic that simply deletes all rows from 3 to 65536. Once these rows are deleted, Excel returns a #REF! error on my second worksheet which is linking back to this data.
Rather than deleting the rows on the consolidation sheet, I have tried using the Clear and/or ClearContents commands instead. This works (i.e., my formulas no longer error out), but results in the consolidation macro running very slowly (~15 minutes, compared to
I got a code to delete all rows in the sheet which contain the word "DETAILS" but I now want to delete all the rows that do not contain the word "DETAILS"
My code if needed is:
Sub Find_details() Dim rng As Range Dim what As String what = "DETAILS" Do Set rng = ActiveSheet.UsedRange.Find(what) If rng Is Nothing Then Exit Do Else Rows(rng.Row).Delete End If Loop End Sub
I am looking to find and delete email addresses in this case *@aol.com. I have only one column which is full of email addresses, I just want to delete all of the @aol.com ones in this case. This is the macro I am trying to use, but it does not work.
For Each cell In Range(Range("a2"), Range("a65536").End(xlUp)) If cell = "*@aol" Then Range(cell, Cells(1, Rows.Count)).EntireRow.Delete Exit For End If Next cell
I am looking for code to put in a macro that will go through a tab of data and delete the rows that have merged cells in them. The number of rows that there will be will never be a constant because the people using it will be pasted in information from another source, deleting the lines that have merged cells then run a macro with stuff that needs to be done to the info, but I would like to save them the step of delete the rows that have cells.I think it is Office 2013 I am using. I am not at that machine right now so I can't check.
Is there a way for a macro to be not active when trying to insert a row or a way to have the macro understand that it's just a row shift? I'm trying to have a time stamp that anyone changes the value in a column. The following code generates an error 1004: application or object defined error when I insert or delete a row.
My excel contains first 5 rows of heading information and the rest of the rows contain the data. I want to select a specific row from the data and run a macro that would delete all other data containing rows.
This is what I have now:
Code: Sub DelRows() Rows(6 & ":" & ActiveCell.Row - 1).Delete Rows(7 & ":" & 65000).Delete End Sub
Everything is fine if I select any data row except the first one (R6). In that case, the macro doesn't work as it should, deleting a row from the heading ones.
Create a smart macro which will remove all references to the #REF! which is left when rows are deleted. It would have to remove all trace of it from any equation it may be in (i.e. if it was in an averaging equation, it would need to remove the preceeding comma as well:
I have data from Columns A to D. I want to do the following:
1. Look for duplicates in all column A
2. For each duplicate found in column A, check if all values in column B are also duplicate.
3. If the condition in (2) is satisfied, compare column D for all the rows; select the row with the minimum value in column D, and delete the other rows.
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
I would like to have my macro code search column A (supplier numbers) and split the rows into groups of rows of 5 or less and then insert 3 blank rows between each group of rows. The split needs to start on a new supplier number and cannot split a supplier number into two different groups. Here is a sample:
I have been using this macro to separate lots of rows with a certain amount of blank rows.
Example:
Code: Sub test() Dim j As Long, r As Range j = InputBox("type the number of rows to be insered") Set r = Range("A2")
[Code] .......
I trying to change it so that, instead of inserting how ever many blank rows, it just copys the row above.
Example (Row A to C)
I have been messing around with macro recorder and i could select each row and paste it into the blank rows, but from researching on the internet selecting and pasting data seems to be a waste of resources (ram?) and i will be running this on a couple hundred rows (lots of data). Also, i would like to keep the functionality so that i can still choose how many times it copys/inserts each individual row from a input box.
I eventually want the data to end up like it is shown in the table but i am takin it one step at time because i want to understand what the code is doing.
I currently have the following Macro for one of my many checkboxes in 2007 Excel:
[Code] .....
It works perfectly until additional rows are added/deleted before the indicated rows in the code (It changes the number sequence in the workbook). The number sequence stays the same in the code which means I am now hiding rows either before (delete rows) or after (insert rows) the intended rows I want to be hidden. Is there a way to change the above code to remain with the assigned rows regardless of the adding/deleting of rows before it?
I am working on a sales sheet for my business. I have a worksheet that has the names of everyone in my store that has sold anything in column A. I want to create a list that has just my full time sales people and will delete everyone else.
Company 1 Contact 1 Address 1 City, ST, ZIP 1 Phone 1 Fax 1
Company 2 Contact 2 Address 2 City, ST, ZIP 2 Phone 2 Fax 2
Company 3 Contact 3 Address 3 City, ST, ZIP 3 Phone 3 Fax 3
I want this:
Company 1 Address 1 City, ST, ZIP 1 Phone 1 Fax 1 Company 2 Address 2 City, ST, ZIP 2 Phone 2 Fax 2 Company 3 Address 3 City, ST, ZIP 3 Phone 3 Fax 3
all the way down.
I can't figure out how to record the macro to tell it to then skip the blank line, collect the next set of data, and put it in the next row. I can do it for two, but then it just replaces the first two with the next two and I lose data.
