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Deleting Blank Rows

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    Deleting Blank Rows

    Hi,

    I start my worksheet with like 30,000 records. After running couple of macros, and I'm down to like 5,000. However in my worksheet I still have 30,000 rows of which like 25,000 are blank.

    Is there way of getting rid of those blanks, so the bottom of my is around 5,000? It's annoying having that when I scroll down, it goes to like 30,000.

    I have excel 03 and thanks.

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    One way could be to use Data|Filter|AutoFilter...

    Save your workbook first in case of problems.

    Then filter one of the columns for Blanks.

    Then delete those rows.
    Where there is a will there are many ways.

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    or (still assuming all the columns are the same -- ie if col A is blank then so too are remainder of columns)

    highlight column A --> Edit -> GoTo -> Special -> Select Blanks -> blanks now higlighted -- so Edit -> Delete - select Entire Row.

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