VBA code to remove a range of cells in a row if a cell's condition criteria is met
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First post on here, so apologies if I'm off on anything. This site has been extremely useful for me so wanted to toss out a relatively simple question I can't seem to find a direct answer for anywhere.
I'm trying to run a cleanup macro to delete a range of cells in a row based on the condition of Cell A4
being blank. I do not want to delete the entire row as there is separate data a few columns over from the range indicated below.
The range of cells I want to delete is from Cell A4:M4
based on A4
being blank, as the values in Range A4:D4 are imported static values that vary with each import, and the values in Range E4:M4 are formulaic index cells that respond to the value in cell A4
.
Any help is appreciated. Existing code is below:
Sub Cleaner()
Dim rng As Range
On Error Resume Next
Set rng = Range("A4:M549").SpecialCells(xlCellTypeBlanks)
On Error GoTo 0
rng.Rows.Delete Shift:=xlShiftUp
Exit Sub
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First post on here, so apologies if I'm off on anything. This site has been extremely useful for me so wanted to toss out a relatively simple question I can't seem to find a direct answer for anywhere.
I'm trying to run a cleanup macro to delete a range of cells in a row based on the condition of Cell A4
being blank. I do not want to delete the entire row as there is separate data a few columns over from the range indicated below.
The range of cells I want to delete is from Cell A4:M4
based on A4
being blank, as the values in Range A4:D4 are imported static values that vary with each import, and the values in Range E4:M4 are formulaic index cells that respond to the value in cell A4
.
Any help is appreciated. Existing code is below:
Sub Cleaner()
Dim rng As Range
On Error Resume Next
Set rng = Range("A4:M549").SpecialCells(xlCellTypeBlanks)
On Error GoTo 0
rng.Rows.Delete Shift:=xlShiftUp
Exit Sub
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First post on here, so apologies if I'm off on anything. This site has been extremely useful for me so wanted to toss out a relatively simple question I can't seem to find a direct answer for anywhere.
I'm trying to run a cleanup macro to delete a range of cells in a row based on the condition of Cell A4
being blank. I do not want to delete the entire row as there is separate data a few columns over from the range indicated below.
The range of cells I want to delete is from Cell A4:M4
based on A4
being blank, as the values in Range A4:D4 are imported static values that vary with each import, and the values in Range E4:M4 are formulaic index cells that respond to the value in cell A4
.
Any help is appreciated. Existing code is below:
Sub Cleaner()
Dim rng As Range
On Error Resume Next
Set rng = Range("A4:M549").SpecialCells(xlCellTypeBlanks)
On Error GoTo 0
rng.Rows.Delete Shift:=xlShiftUp
Exit Sub
excel vba
First post on here, so apologies if I'm off on anything. This site has been extremely useful for me so wanted to toss out a relatively simple question I can't seem to find a direct answer for anywhere.
I'm trying to run a cleanup macro to delete a range of cells in a row based on the condition of Cell A4
being blank. I do not want to delete the entire row as there is separate data a few columns over from the range indicated below.
The range of cells I want to delete is from Cell A4:M4
based on A4
being blank, as the values in Range A4:D4 are imported static values that vary with each import, and the values in Range E4:M4 are formulaic index cells that respond to the value in cell A4
.
Any help is appreciated. Existing code is below:
Sub Cleaner()
Dim rng As Range
On Error Resume Next
Set rng = Range("A4:M549").SpecialCells(xlCellTypeBlanks)
On Error GoTo 0
rng.Rows.Delete Shift:=xlShiftUp
Exit Sub
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edited Nov 21 at 17:15
asked Nov 21 at 16:53
Tbryan
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Your explanation of what you want to do seems to be quite different to your actual (non-working code). If you simply wish to clear range A4:M4 if A4 is blank you could use:
Sub cleaner()
If Range("A4").Value = "" Then
Range("A4:M4").Clear
End If
End Sub
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Your explanation of what you want to do seems to be quite different to your actual (non-working code). If you simply wish to clear range A4:M4 if A4 is blank you could use:
Sub cleaner()
If Range("A4").Value = "" Then
Range("A4:M4").Clear
End If
End Sub
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Your explanation of what you want to do seems to be quite different to your actual (non-working code). If you simply wish to clear range A4:M4 if A4 is blank you could use:
Sub cleaner()
If Range("A4").Value = "" Then
Range("A4:M4").Clear
End If
End Sub
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0
down vote
up vote
0
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Your explanation of what you want to do seems to be quite different to your actual (non-working code). If you simply wish to clear range A4:M4 if A4 is blank you could use:
Sub cleaner()
If Range("A4").Value = "" Then
Range("A4:M4").Clear
End If
End Sub
Your explanation of what you want to do seems to be quite different to your actual (non-working code). If you simply wish to clear range A4:M4 if A4 is blank you could use:
Sub cleaner()
If Range("A4").Value = "" Then
Range("A4:M4").Clear
End If
End Sub
answered Nov 21 at 23:20
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