1. Delete a Specific Row The following code can be used to delete the third row in 'Sheet1' of the dataset : Sub DeleteSpecificRow() Dim ws As Worksheet Set ws = ThisWorkbook.Sheets("Sheet1") ws.Rows(3).Delete End Sub Press Run or F5 to run the above macro. 2. Removing Rows b...
There we have deleted every second row (and cleaned up the mess from the rough work). We can also use the MOD function (you will see how in the last segment of this guide) instead of the ISEVEN function to delete alternate rows. Method #1 – Using VBA For those familiar with VBA, ...
This tutorial will teach us to write a VBA code (macro) to delete a column. We will explore other ways to use the code and delete multiple columns. Delete a Single Column with VBA First, enter the Column property to specify the column number you want to delete. Next, enter a dot (....
To overcome this, Excel has an inbuilt function to find and delete hidden rows and columns in one go. Here are some easy and quick steps to delete all hidden rows or columns in Excel. Delete All Hidden Rows or Columns in Excel using the Inspect Document The primary purpose of the documen...
Tables.Item(2).Rows(3).Delete To learn all about this method, please refer to this article: VBA, Word Table Insert/Remove Rows/Columns Deleting a row from a worksheet in MS Excel Delete row manually When we want to delete a row manually, we can simplyselect it, right-click and select...
Rng.Offset(1, 0).SpecialCells(xlCellTypeVisible).EntireRow.Delete ActiveSheet.AutoFilterMode = False End Sub This code takes a selection of rows and applies the ‘AutoFilter’ to it according to your criteria (line 4). This makes sure that only rows that qualify the given criteria get display...
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...
Ways to Unhide Rows inExcel #1. How to Unhide a Specific Row Step 1.Open Excel Document: Step 2.Spot Hidden Row: Scroll down; if row numbers skip , the hidden row is between. Look for the double line between these numbers. Step 3.Right-Click Gap: ...
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)....
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/9379673/excel-vba-delete-empty-rows Also, one more tip. Do not use usedrange to find the last row as usedrange is highly unreliable to find the last row. See this link to find the last row. http://www.siddharthrout.com/2012/10/02/find-last-row-in...