Deleting rows based on multiple filter options

rochytall2000

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Hi, I need to review a 400,000 row spreadsheet and remove all records where 5 columns are populated with data so I am only eft with records that are missing information.

I haven't got the slightest clue how to go about this using VB.

Any and all help very much appreciated
 
Correct, the code is designed to Count # the Blank cells in B-F....if the total is zero (all cells have a value), it clears the value in Column A of the row....then the code deletes all the rows where column A is blank.

Therefore, since all the data is being deleted, that leads me to beleive that the Blank cells aren't truly blank.
 
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