delete row if the value in column J contains 0

GirishDhruva

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Hi Everyone,
Here i am trying to delete entire row if the value in column 'I' is 0.
The below code works but it also deletes the empty spaces that are present in column'I' where that shouldn't happen
Can anyone suggest/guide me what changes i should make ??????

Code:
    last = Cells(Rows.Count, "D").End(xlUp).Row 
    For i = last To 4 Step -1
        If Cells(i, "I").Value = 0 Then
                Cells(i, "I").EntireRow.Delete
        End If
   Next i

like
it should delete only the the value with 0(entire row), not the cell that contains empty spaces
column DColumn I
11234
20
3
454213
50
60
73456
8
90

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</tbody>


Thanks in advance
 
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For =LEN(I4) o/p is 0 but
For =CODE(LEFT(I4,1)) its throwing me an #Value ! error
That confirms that the cell (I4) is blank (empty), so it should NOT be deleted.
The way I wrote the code, it will ONLY delete rows where column I is NOT blank/empty.

So if it is not working for you, then I feel that there is some important detail that you are not telling us.
- Is column I part of merged cells?
- Are these hard-coded values or formulas in column I?
- Do you have any other VBA code running (there may be other code that is deleting that)?

If you run the following code (and ONLY that code) on the data sample you posted in post 9:
Code:
Sub MyDeleteRows()

    Dim last As Long
    
    Application.ScreenUpdating = False

    last = Cells(Rows.Count, "D").End(xlUp).Row
    For i = last To 4 Step -1
        If (Cells(i, "I").Value = 0) And (Len(Trim(Cells(i, "I"))) > 0) Then
            Rows(i).Delete
        End If
   Next i
   
    Application.ScreenUpdating = True
   
End Sub
you end up with the following:
Code:
Column D     Column I
  1              1
  2              2
  4              4
  6
  8              8
  9
which appears to correctly do what you ask (does NOT delete values in column D where it is blank).
 
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Yes you are right @Joe4 , i had another VBA code which was deleting those empty cells, as i removed that code your code was successfully executed as i required ,sorry for confusing you and thank you so much for your effort friends
 
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You are welcome.

I figured that it had to be something like that. The code is pretty straightforward, and should have worked, unless there was some interference.
 
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