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delete those rows which have some empty cells

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    delete those rows which have some empty cells

    I have attached an excel sheet which have 5 rows. 2 out of these 5 rows have empty cells(yellow marked). all i want is how to delete the rows which have empty cells....The output should look like the sheet2 data in attached file..
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    Re: delete those rows which have some empty cells

    Home > Find & Select > Go To Special on the Ribbon
    select blank cells click ok
    with cells selected right click choose delete entire row
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    Re: delete those rows which have some empty cells

    thanx , its working fine,,,,,,,,,,,,.

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