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Hello,
I am very new to VBA and macros in Excel. I have a very large excel spreadsheet in which column A holds dates. I am trying to delete the rows where the date is a weekend day or holiday.
Can somebody help, please?
Hello,
I am very new to VBA and macros in Excel. I have a very large excel spreadsheet in which column A holds dates. I am trying to delete the rows where the date is a weekend day or holiday.
Can somebody help, please?
and where are the holidays located ?
Kind regards
Leo
Hi Leo, thanks for the reply.
I have not introduced a variable for the holidays. They are also few, so I may remove them manually. The biggest issue is removing the rows for the weeekend dates.
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@jindon,
nice way to filter weekdays
Hi jindon, thanks for the reply. I prefer to delete the weekend rows rather than filter weekdays.
Last edited by AliGW; 05-12-2018 at 11:04 AM. Reason: Unnecessary quotation removed.
Use the Reply or Reply to Threat button instead of Reply With Quote button and test the code.
It should delete the rows that are Sat or Sun.
if you want it other way around, means leave weekends, change the formula to
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