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I have an excel spreadsheet sent to me that contains blank rows. Is there a
way to get rid of the blank rows with a formula so I don't have to go through and delete. There are over 2000 rows with blanks inbetween each row of text. Thanks, |
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If you set up Autofilters then you can filter one column for (blanks),
then highlight all the blank rows which are displayed (row identifier turns blue) and Edit | Delete Row in one operation. Select (All) from the filter pull-down list and all your blank rows will have gone. Hope this helps. Pete |
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