I am trying to record a macro that leaves me with only those rows that I wish to work with. The sample I'm attaching has been dummied to only 100 rows, but my real worksheet has around 25,000 rows and 76 columns at any given time. What I'm trying to accomplish overall is this:
Delete all rows that have a blank in column C: Docs to County.
Delete all rows that have "Electronic Transmission" in column D: Tracking Number
Delete all rows that have a blank in column E: Docs Received from County.
Delete all rows that have a blank in column F: Recorded Date.
I'm fairly inexperienced, so I've been trying to record a macro that would get to the end result as if I were filtering the spreadsheet myself, which would be filter down to the blanks in each column and then delete all of the remaining rows, but this doesn't seem to work when recording a macro because I have too many continuous something... I don't remember the exact wording from the error I received. I'd welcome any feedback or further recommendations for streamlining this process.
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