removing every second row

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It might be easy. It might be a bit complicated. It might require VBA...or maybe not.

Is there a particular feature of the rows to be deleted? (All contain the same word? Every other row cell is blank? Something else?)
 
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If your data has column names in row one then Easy-XL From MrExcel can do this in a few clicks.

Here's a video showing how to use Easy-XL's Tag Rows feature to remove every second row:

http://www.easy-xl.com/videos/misc/TagEveryNthRow

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You could do this with the 30 day trial version which you can download at http://www.Easy-XL.com
 
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if you dont wanna use VBA, a very easy way would be to type in A1:
=ISEVEN(ROW())

and copy down as many rows as you like. it will fill the column with rotating TRUE / FALSE. copy / paste as values and sort by col A
 
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