is it possible to with a formula or vba to delete an entire row where some string exists in a field
for example, if A1 has “string1” and A234 has “string1” then i want to keep only 1 of that row
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is it possible to with a formula or vba to delete an entire row where some string exists in a field
for example, if A1 has “string1” and A234 has “string1” then i want to keep only 1 of that row
I had a hunch that you’re just looking to delete rows without necessarily making a macro.
My solution to this one-time issue is to manually use the Remove Duplicates feature of Excel 2007+ under the Data tab; some people overlook this quick-and-painless feature.