D Desperate Oct 27, 2009 #1 How to delete alternating BLANK rows in .xls file all at one time? Is there a formula, find and replace, etc.?
How to delete alternating BLANK rows in .xls file all at one time? Is there a formula, find and replace, etc.?
L Luke M Oct 27, 2009 #2 Assuming you have data in between those blank rows: Select a column. Press Ctrl+G to bring up the goto dialogue. Click 'Special', then select blanks. Ok out. Now, with those cells selected, press Ctrl+minus sybol. Select the option to delete entire row. Ok out.
Assuming you have data in between those blank rows: Select a column. Press Ctrl+G to bring up the goto dialogue. Click 'Special', then select blanks. Ok out. Now, with those cells selected, press Ctrl+minus sybol. Select the option to delete entire row. Ok out.
P Per Jessen Oct 27, 2009 #3 Hi Select a row with the blank rows to delete, goto Edit > Go To > Special > Blanks > OK Now right click one of the cells which has been seelcted > Delete > Entire row. Hopes this helps. .... Per
Hi Select a row with the blank rows to delete, goto Edit > Go To > Special > Blanks > OK Now right click one of the cells which has been seelcted > Delete > Entire row. Hopes this helps. .... Per
S Sean Timmons Oct 27, 2009 #4 Of course, you can also highlight the spreadsheet and selest Data > sort and sort by any column...