I have long text lists that require certain values to be removed but it may not be the entire value of the cell. So As I'm searching for let's say ".ht" I can replace all values with "%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%" but I want a macro that says any cell containing "%%%%" gets deleted (the whole cell not just the %'s). This should be possible, no? How would I perform such a task.
Press CTRL-H to open the SEARCH/REPLACE wizard.
Search: %%%%%%
Replace: (leave blank)
Click on REPLACE ALL.
You don't need a macro since that's so easy, but you could record those steps into a macro if you really want.
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