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select only non null records that are of a specific range (all records have 6 cells)

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    select only non null records that are of a specific range (all records have 6 cells)

    How do i select and copy entire row from sheet2 that have no nulls at all and paste them in a sheet3?

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    Re: select only non null records that are of a specific range (all records have 6 cells)

    try working with

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    Re: select only non null records that are of a specific range (all records have 6 cells)

    How do I run this code??

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    Re: select only non null records that are of a specific range (all records have 6 cells)

    Is there a function that can do this or a formula?

    Thanks for your help Kebec_ska

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    Re: select only non null records that are of a specific range (all records have 6 cells)

    Are you directly in Excel or using Visual Basic? Thats VB codes...

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    Re: select only non null records that are of a specific range (all records have 6 cells)

    If you are in excel and you dont want to start writing a macro in VB, you can simply insert row a the top of your range, select the desired range width within that row, go in the "Data" tab click on "Filter" and then just by unchecking "Blanks" in each created filter and select what remains and paste it in your new sheet... If you want to do that automaticly, VB... no other way.. And thats longer to explain..

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