Delete a Single Column with VBA First, enter the Column property to specify the column number you want to delete. Next, enter a dot (.). Enter the “EntireColumn” property to refer to the entire column. In the
ws.Rows(3).Delete End Sub Press Run or F5 to run the above macro. 2. Removing Rows based on a Condition The following code can be used to delete rows in column "A" of 'Sheet2' that have values greater than '50' : Sub deleterows50() Dim lastRow As Long Dim i As Long Dim ws...
There are many ways to delete a row this using VBA. You can either implement simple code just to get the work done for the moment, or create a perfect add-in that can be used by anyone, anytime. Here are some possible ways in which we can delete rows using VBA code. Method 1 –...
When you need to rename a column, this straightforward method comes in handy: Step 1:Open your Excel workbook and find the sheet with the column you want to rename. Step 2:Click on the column letter to select the entire column. select column Step 3:You must now delete the Column Name ...
' If the column has no value, delete it If Not colHasValue Then ws.Columns(i).Delete Else ' If the column has a value, unhide it and highlight the first cell ws.Columns(i).Hidden = False ws.Cells(1, i).Interior.Color = RGB(255, 255, 0) ' Highlight the first cell in yellow...
Add a column header to the right side of the dataset as a helper column which we will use for the formula and delete later. Add the following formula in the new column and fill it along with the last cell of the dataset. =MOD(ROW(),3)=2 The ROW function has been entered with no...
If Cells(i, .Column) = condition Then Rows(i).EntireRow.Delete Next i End With AutoFilter: condition_range.AutoFilter Field:=1, Criteria1:=condition Rows(condition_range.EntireRow.Address).Delete Shift:=xlUp First, you need to add the module into the workbook or the add-in file. Copy...
B3 and you delete a corresponding row, column, or even an entire worksheet, the #REF! error manifests. This article addresses the challenge of dealing with named ranges plagued by #REF! errors in Excel, offering a solution through the use of Visual Basic for Applications (VBA)....
I'd like to confirm what you want to do. Is your language Excel VBA? Instead of VB Script. Do you want to delete all rows where column A does not contains "Total"? It so, please use this code. prettyprint 複製 Dim lastRow As Long lastRow = Range("A65536").End(xlUp).Row ...
filename = "R:\99 Test\DeleteRows.xlsm" Set objworkbook1 = objExcel.Workbooks.Open(filename) set objWorksheet = objExcel.Worksheets(1) objworkbook1.application.screenupdating = false Dim myRow For myRow = 100 To 1 Step -1 If (objworksheet.Cells(myRow, 12).Value <> "2017") Then ...