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BigDave
I have an area in a workbook that is 16 columns by 101 rows. With
formulas it looks for certain information in other areas of the same
sheet and fills in accordingly if the criteria are met. The data in
this array will then be copied (values only) and placed into a Data
Sheet for use with PivotTable.
If the cell in column DX is blank, then the entire row of that array is
blank. What I'd like to do is create a formula or macro that will look
to see if the cells in DX column and if it finds a blank cell, the
corresponding row is deleted so I don't get this huge array with a
whole bunch of blanks.
Or...
Is there another approach I can take with filling out this array?
Currently I'm using a IF true/false statement to seach for information
in a certain cell and fill in the other information accordingly. If
nothing is in the key cell, the row is blank. Is there a conditional
or "stepping" type of seach I can use to do this same thing?
formulas it looks for certain information in other areas of the same
sheet and fills in accordingly if the criteria are met. The data in
this array will then be copied (values only) and placed into a Data
Sheet for use with PivotTable.
If the cell in column DX is blank, then the entire row of that array is
blank. What I'd like to do is create a formula or macro that will look
to see if the cells in DX column and if it finds a blank cell, the
corresponding row is deleted so I don't get this huge array with a
whole bunch of blanks.
Or...
Is there another approach I can take with filling out this array?
Currently I'm using a IF true/false statement to seach for information
in a certain cell and fill in the other information accordingly. If
nothing is in the key cell, the row is blank. Is there a conditional
or "stepping" type of seach I can use to do this same thing?