Delete all cells below active

Ronald_one

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Hi there!

Although I've been cruising the forums for a while this is my first post!

What I'm trying to do is rather simple (I think). I want to delete all of the cells below the active cell.

I've uncovered this little gem of script:

Sub MassDeleteAboveActive()
Rows("1:" & (ActiveCell.Row - 1)).Delete
End Sub

But it does the exact opposite. I'm sure this can be tweaked to do what I want but I'm just not clear on how to do this.

Any ideas?

Thanks a million!
 

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Welcome to the Board.

How about?

Code:
Sub MassDeleteBelowActive()
    Rows((ActiveCell.Row + 1) & ":" & Rows.Count).Delete
End Sub
 
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