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How to delete multiple rows without deleting the hidden rows when filtered?

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    How to delete multiple rows without deleting the hidden rows when filtered?

    I have a filtered data and I need to delete only the visible rows.

    How do you do that without deleting the hidden rows?

    Thanks!
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    Re: How to delete multiple rows without deleting the hidden rows when filtered?

    Hi geng,

    The following will delete all visible rows from Column A (change to suit):

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    Re: How to delete multiple rows without deleting the hidden rows when filtered?

    Thanks Trevor!

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    Re: How to delete multiple rows without deleting the hidden rows when filtered?

    You're welcome

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    Re: How to delete multiple rows without deleting the hidden rows when filtered?

    Or, after selecting your range, F5 (Goto) > Special>Visible cells only. Then delete rows.
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