I have a macro that filters
I need to delete all rows NOT filtered, I have not been able to find or come up with anything on how to do this
Thanks
I have a macro that filters
I need to delete all rows NOT filtered, I have not been able to find or come up with anything on how to do this
Thanks
Maybe not what you ask, but it could be a workaround.
Set the filter on the rows you want to delete.
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This is assuming that the data is all in a table format and that the table starts at Row 1. It also keeps the headers.![]()
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@oeldere,
That is thinking outside the square, what a really simple suggestion that I imagine would be simple to record/develop
Well done
Jmac
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Thank you greggetersen75, that was what I needed.
I am filtering on all the duplicates and deleting the unique rows this is fast and simple way to do this.
I am open to other suggestions if you have them.
Last edited by capson; 05-06-2014 at 09:53 AM.
Well I am all into reclyling code. So I often use sub routines over and over again and name ranges for fields, So for this example, let's say I have a worksheet called "Data", a field named "Project", and I am trying to delete a project called "T3-1Test"
This is a more sophisticated solution, but really reusable.![]()
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