Deleting unwanted and empty rows...

Hello,

I'm setting up a Sales Journal in Excel. I only need 50-60 rows and the
document I have open and set up has over 65,000 rows. And...of course....the
totals for the columns appear at the very bottom (row 65,000+)

So....how do I get rid of all those rows??? I've tried to highlight and
delete but they don't go away?????

As always....thanks for your help!
--
CWJ

"Jim" <Jim@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> Hello,
>
> I'm setting up a Sales Journal in Excel. I only need 50-60 rows and the
> document I have open and set up has over 65,000 rows. And...of
course....the
> totals for the columns appear at the very bottom (row 65,000+)

Why do they?

>
> So....how do I get rid of all those rows??? I've tried to highlight and
> delete but they don't go away?????

A spreadsheet has 65000+ rows. You can't delete the excess, there will
always be 65000+

Jim,

Put your totals in row 70 and ignore all that is below that row.

Henry


"Jim" <Jim@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:DD0F2941-3865-4818-BA7E-6440803B6990@microsoft.com...
> Hello,
>
> I'm setting up a Sales Journal in Excel. I only need 50-60 rows and the
> document I have open and set up has over 65,000 rows. And...of
> course....the
> totals for the columns appear at the very bottom (row 65,000+)
>
> So....how do I get rid of all those rows??? I've tried to highlight and
> delete but they don't go away?????
>
> As always....thanks for your help!
> --
> CWJ