anonymous8472 Member Jun 1, 2012 #1 How do I do this? I have over 800 lines and I cannot select and hide each one, would take hours!!!
F fred Member Jun 1, 2012 #2 in column A, make a filter. then filter to select to show only "Blank" cell in column A. "Go to special" select "visible cells". hi-light the rows. right click, select "delete row". Go back to filter, "select all". Wah-la! all empty rows are gone.
in column A, make a filter. then filter to select to show only "Blank" cell in column A. "Go to special" select "visible cells". hi-light the rows. right click, select "delete row". Go back to filter, "select all". Wah-la! all empty rows are gone.
Luke M Excel Ninja Staff member Jun 1, 2012 #4 Taking Fred's idea a little faster Select Range of interest (eg, A1:A1000) Ctrl+G (goto dialogue) Special, blank cells Hold Ctrl and hit the "-" symbol. Select "delete entire rows" I've noticed that if you try to delete rows while a filter is active, it can take a long time.
Taking Fred's idea a little faster Select Range of interest (eg, A1:A1000) Ctrl+G (goto dialogue) Special, blank cells Hold Ctrl and hit the "-" symbol. Select "delete entire rows" I've noticed that if you try to delete rows while a filter is active, it can take a long time.
anonymous8472 Member Jun 1, 2012 #5 ah....that could work too...no I didn't have any problem deleting rows with Fred's method..