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    Zero Find And Delete

    Hey all,

    I currently have this code:

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    Rather than deleting the entire row, I only want to delete the first three cells in that row.

    Help would be greatly appreciated.

    Thanks

    Jamer
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    Re: Zero Find And Delete

    try this:
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    Re: Zero Find And Delete

    If you mean cols BCD:
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    Use Clear instead of Delete if you just want to remove the cells' contents.

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    Re: Zero Find And Delete

    No I mean cols ABC

    Cheers

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    Re: Zero Find And Delete

    in that case:
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    Re: Zero Find And Delete

    For some reason that is deleting colums BCD still :/

    Any ideas?

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    Re: Zero Find And Delete

    Actually, when I have another value in that row, it is moving that value accross.

    Why is this do you think? And is there a solution?

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    Re: Zero Find And Delete

    you should use Clear instead of delete as StephenR said
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