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    Question Delete unused coloumn & rows

    how to delete unused column & rows
    need to delete column G to End
    Row 2000 to End.

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    Re: Delete unused coloumn & rows

    manually or using vba?
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    Re: Delete unused coloumn & rows

    Any simple method..

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    Re: Delete unused coloumn & rows

    Highlight the first column or row that you want to delete then:

    1) Column - Ctrl + Shift + Right arrow >> Delete

    2) Row - Ctrl + Shift + Down arrow >> Delete

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    Re: Delete unused coloumn & rows

    not working for me..!

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    Re: Delete unused coloumn & rows

    You have to make sure that all the rows/ columns that you want deleted are highlighted. If (for example) you highlight Column F then Ctrl + Shift >> right arrow (while Ctrl + shift are still pressed), Excel will highlight all the columns that are the same as column F. If the first cell in Column is filled then it will only highlight until the last column with something in row 1. So you may have to click the right arrow several times to get to the last column in the worksheet.

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    try the following:

    1) highlight the first column to be deleted

    2) Ctrl + Shift + End

    3) without letting go of the Ctrl + Shift + End keys, press the down arrow

    4) With all the columns selected, click on the delete button if you want to just clear the cells OR right click in the highlighted area >> Delete (this will delete the columns, not just clear the information... no formatting, etc. will remain).

    abousetta

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    Re: Delete unused coloumn & rows

    please upload any sample..

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    Re: Delete unused coloumn & rows

    Hi Sanjeevi,
    What abousetta was explaining was that when you delete the columns, other columns take their place. Excel has a certain number of columns and rows. It doesn't change.

    What you can do, is follow Abousetta's directions but instead of hitting delete, right click and hit "Hide" The rows and columns are still there but hidden from view.
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