G Guest Feb 19, 2005 #1 Even after selecting skip blanks in the paste special menu in excel, it is copying the blank cells
G Gord Dibben Feb 19, 2005 #2 I think you misunderstand the purpose of "skip blanks". Skip Blanks option will still copy the blanks, the blanks just won't overwrite existing data if copied onto a range containing data. See help on "skip blanks". Gord Dibben Excel MVP
I think you misunderstand the purpose of "skip blanks". Skip Blanks option will still copy the blanks, the blanks just won't overwrite existing data if copied onto a range containing data. See help on "skip blanks". Gord Dibben Excel MVP
G Guest Feb 20, 2005 #3 Thanks for clarifying. But I have a huge dump of data in excel from an ERP which contains blank cells in between. I cannot work on it until I remove the blanks. Is there any way to remove the blanks apart from individually selecting the blanks and deleting them? Help is much appreciated.
Thanks for clarifying. But I have a huge dump of data in excel from an ERP which contains blank cells in between. I cannot work on it until I remove the blanks. Is there any way to remove the blanks apart from individually selecting the blanks and deleting them? Help is much appreciated.
G Gord Dibben Feb 20, 2005 #4 Audra Select the range then F5>Special>Blanks and OK. With blanks selected, Edit>Delete. You will get 4 options. Choose which one you want. Shift Up or Entire Row would seem to be the choices but I can't see the data so don't know. Gord Dibben Excel MVP
Audra Select the range then F5>Special>Blanks and OK. With blanks selected, Edit>Delete. You will get 4 options. Choose which one you want. Shift Up or Entire Row would seem to be the choices but I can't see the data so don't know. Gord Dibben Excel MVP
G Gord Dibben Feb 21, 2005 #6 Thanks for the feedback. Gord Thanks Gord...It really did my work...Thanks a lot!! Click to expand...
Thanks for the feedback. Gord Thanks Gord...It really did my work...Thanks a lot!! Click to expand...