Hi all,
I'm not very proficient in VBA, but I'm trying to create a macro that would do the following:
I have several tabs in a worksheet. A large table is downloaded in each tab every day. A macro selects the data that is useful and gives the data a code, and if the data is not useful, it returns a "N/A" in column A. Because the rows of useful data is never constant, this is what has been problematic for me.
Is there a macro that would find where the useful data ends (or the no useful data (N/A) starts) and then find the last row of the table (some days data has 3,400 rows, next day could be 10,000 rows) and deletes all of the non useful data (N/A).
Any help is highly appreciated,
Thanks --
JGarces
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