Delete row based on Cell Date

PatriceVeasey

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Hi All.

I am looking to create a script that deletes a row based on a date in a particular cell.

I have a list of dates in column F under a table heading "Start Date". The data entry's begin in row 11. What I am looking for is if the dates under this heading are older than 7 days then the VBA will delete the entire row.

I have tried a few scripts however they delete any cell that is blank in column F, therefore deleting almost my entire document. My best guess is that the script would have to include something that will look for the words "Start Date" and then search through all data below this until a blank entry. (I have posted some code below which looks for a heading "Status Average" in a different worksheet and creates a range similar to what I described, however it doesn't do what I want)

Any help would be appreciated!

Thanks in advance.

Code:
   If Cells(j, 3) = "Status Average" Then            
                datarow_start = j + 1
            
                
                Exit For
                
            End If
        
        Next j
        
        If datarow_start <> 1 Then
        
            For g = datarow_start To datarow_start + 50
            
                If Cells(g, 3) = "" Then
                
                On Error Resume Next
                        
                    datarow_end = g - 1
                    Exit For
                    
                End If
            
            Next g
            
            Range(Cells(datarow_start, 3), Cells(datarow_end, 3)).Select
 

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Hi All.

I am looking to create a script that deletes a row based on a date in a particular cell.

I have a list of dates in column F under a table heading "Start Date". The data entry's begin in row 11. What I am looking for is if the dates under this heading are older than 7 days then the VBA will delete the entire row.

I have tried a few scripts however they delete any cell that is blank in column F, therefore deleting almost my entire document. My best guess is that the script would have to include something that will look for the words "Start Date" and then search through all data below this until a blank entry. (I have posted some code below which looks for a heading "Status Average" in a different worksheet and creates a range similar to what I described, however it doesn't do what I want)

Any help would be appreciated!

Thanks in advance.

Code:
   If Cells(j, 3) = "Status Average" Then            
                datarow_start = j + 1
            
                
                Exit For
                
            End If
        
        Next j
        
        If datarow_start <> 1 Then
        
            For g = datarow_start To datarow_start + 50
            
                If Cells(g, 3) = "" Then
                
                On Error Resume Next
                        
                    datarow_end = g - 1
                    Exit For
                    
                End If
            
            Next g
            
            Range(Cells(datarow_start, 3), Cells(datarow_end, 3)).Select
Hi again Patrice,

If this ties in with your other sorting query, take a look at my latest post there as I think I may have solved this issue for you there.
 
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