Excel Delete Row How To Copy Paste
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My heart sank when I looked at a multi-line cell realised I needed each line in a separate column.

Worked a charm. Yes, I could have done it other ways but all of them would have been so much longer.

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Excel Delete Row Code All In

You can put the code all in one macro, or create another macro to call each macro.

It uses the SpecialCells method to create a reference to the visible cells.

Excel Delete Row How To Copy Paste

Checkout my article and video on how to copy paste visible cells to learn more.

This ensures that there are no filters applied to other columns that could cause additional rows to be filtered out.

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The code is also included in the Excel file in the Download section above.

Set ws ThisWorkbook.Worksheets(Regular Range) ws.Activate not required but allows user to view sheet if warning message appears Clear any existing filters On Error Resume Next ws.ShowAllData On Error GoTo 0 1.

Apply Filter ws.Range(B3:G1000).AutoFilter Field:4, Criteria1: 2.

Delete Rows Application.DisplayAlerts False ws.Range(B4:G1000).SpecialCells(xlCellTypeVisible).Delete Application.DisplayAlerts True 3.

Clear Filter On Error Resume Next ws.ShowAllData On Error GoTo 0 End Sub.

These are alerts you might see from Excel when deleting ranges, deleting sheets, closing without saving, etc.

The code is almost the same, but tweaked slightly so that it applies to Tables.

Set lo Sheet3.ListObjects(1) ws.Activate Clear any existing filters lo.AutoFilter.ShowAllData 1.

Apply Filter lo.Range.AutoFilter Field:4, Criteria1:Product 2 2.

Delete Rows Application.DisplayAlerts False lo.DataBodyRange.SpecialCells(xlCellTypeVisible).Delete Application.DisplayAlerts True 3.

The macro below also tells you the number of rows it is going to delete, and asks if you want to proceed.

Set lo Sheet6.ListObjects(1) lo.Parent.Activate Activate sheet that Table is on.

Apply Filter lo.Range.AutoFilter Field:4, Criteria1:Product 2 Count Rows display message On Error Resume Next lRows WorksheetFunction.Subtotal(103, lo.ListColumns(1).DataBodyRange.SpecialCells(xlCellTypeVisible)) On Error GoTo 0 vbAnswer MsgBox(lRows Rows will be deleted.

Do you want to continue, vbYesNo, Delete Rows Macro) If vbAnswer vbYes Then Delete Rows Application.DisplayAlerts False lo.DataBodyRange.SpecialCells(xlCellTypeVisible).Delete Application.DisplayAlerts True Clear Filter lo.AutoFilter.ShowAllData End If End Sub.

Its a great way to double check everything looks good before deleting.

It also prevents you or your users from accidentally running the macro.

Its part of my 4 part video series on the Personal Macro Workbook.

In the video above, I filter for rows that have both a blank Product field and a date before 112015.

Set lo Sheet5.ListObjects(1) lo.Parent.Activate Activate sheet that Table is on.

Apply Filter - Blanks in Product for before 2015 only lo.Range.AutoFilter Field:4, Criteria1: lo.Range.AutoFilter Field:1, Criteria1: 2.

The filtering essentially uses AND logic between the columns and all conditions must be met.

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