Phenom,
One method that may help you.
Say you had data in rows 1, 3, 5, 7 etc...
In a blank column ie Z put the following
Z1 = 1, Z3 = 2
Select Cells Z1:Z4, and drag down. You should get
Z5 = 3, Z7 = 4, Z9 = 5, etc...
Select all of your data including your new column
From the menu select Data -> Sort
in the Sort By column choose Column Z and Ascending
Hit OK
Delete Column Z
At this point you may want to scroll to the bottom of your
data select all of the blank rows from that point up and
choose Edit -> Delete. Even though they contain no data
excel may still think their part of the used range.
Dan E
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> Hi Everyone!
>
> I have a worksheet with about 2,000 lines of data. The problem is that
> every other line is blank. I cannot sort here because some
> information is carried over to the third line.
>
> 1 data 1a
> 2 blank -->
> 3 data 1b
> 4 blank -->
> 5 data 2
>
> How can I eliminate just the blank lines and maintain the order
> that the data list is currently in?
>
> Thanks! 
>
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