if cell = null, then skip it to the lower cell.
the data is like this:
A36 1
A37
A38
A39 1
and i want to be like this:
A36
A39
without delete the row.
if cell = null, then skip it to the lower cell.
the data is like this:
A36 1
A37
A38
A39 1
and i want to be like this:
A36
A39
without delete the row.
Hello Seroleh, and welcome to the forum.
A few ways to do this:
1. Select the rows that have blanks (if there are not too many) and then right-click on one of the selected rows and choose Hide.
2. Select column A, press F5 then click 'Special...'. Choose 'Blanks' and click OK. Then, on the Home ribbon, in the Cells section, click Format -> Hide and Unhide -> Hide Rows.
3. Use Autofilter. Select column A, then on the Data ribbon (in the Sort & Filter section) click the Filter button. Then click the drop-down arrow that appears in cell A1 and de-select the "Blanks" option.
Hope that helps!
Seroleh,
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Stan
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thanks to all repliers, but it is not like that...
erm, i just want a simple code of excel like, if, vlookup, choose, etc.
not the vb, thanks.
Seroleh,
It would really help us if you could post your workbook (or a sample) - scroll down and see "Manage Attachments".
And, more precise instructions would also help.
Also, Seroleh, if you don't want a vba response (macro programming code) then don't post your thread in the PROGRAMMING forum.
I've moved this thread to the Excel General forum, but please post in the correct forum in the future so as not to confuse people or use their time on a response that will be immediately rejected.
as attachment...
ok, sorry...
i'm new guy here...
Hi,
I hope this solution can help.
see attached amendment.
Cheers
Tony
thanks TonyB51,
it's really helpful.
this is what i want.
another problem...
Hi again,
I have amended the lookup by adding a second column for the counts.
See what you think.
Cheers
Tony
thanks again...![]()
hello everybody,
this is another problem but same type...
sample is as attachment, tq.![]()
Seroleh,
See the attached workbook "Move Data - Seroleh - SDG.xlsm" with macro "MoveData".
Then run the "MoveData" macro.
Last edited by stanleydgromjr; 05-26-2009 at 08:26 AM.
another problem, once again.![]()
hello everybody,
i need help from you all to solve my problem...
i trust on you all...
please, I'm begging you all...![]()
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