Computer Science, asked by kdsoren01, 4 months ago

How can you delete a row?
(a) Click on the row number you want to delete. Select the Delete button
from the Cells tab. Choose 'Delete Cell Rows'
(b) Click on the row number you want to delete. Choose the Data tab and click the
"Delete Cell Rows" button.
(c) Both options are incorrect.
(d) By using either of the first two options.
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Answers

Answered by enayatkareem938
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Delete Excel rows based on another list

Remove rows if contains value from the remove list with Kutools for Excel Remove rows if contains value from the remove list with formula and Filter Here I introduce a formula to identify the rows which contains values from the To Remove List in another sheet, then you can choose to delete the rows or filter them out.

2.1 Select the list you will remove values from in the Find values in box; 2.2 Select the list you will delete values based on in the According to box; 2.3 select the Single cell option in the Based on section; 2.4 Click the OK button. See screenshot:

In another sheet - number two - I have a "to-remove-list" - a single column 'A' with 400 values, each containing alphanumerical string (example: xxx1234). I have to remove every entire row from sheet number one, if column 'E' contains any value from "to-remove-list" (from column 'A' of sheet number two).

Delete rows based on cell value VBA

VBA Macro to Delete Rows Based on Cell Values or Conditions in , Or with this if you want to fill in the Firstrow and let the code find the Lastrow in the column. Firstrow = 2. Lastrow = .Cells(.Rows.Count, "A").End(xlUp).Row We can use Delete method of Rows to delete the rows if the cell value matches the given value. In this example we will see how to delete the rows in excel worksheet using VBA based on cell value. VBA code for deleting rows based on cell value macro should work for all the version of Microsoft Excel 2003, Excel 2007, Excel 2010, and Excel 2013.

Delete row if a specific value exist (VBA), I'm all about brevity. Sub DeleteRowBasedOnCriteria() Dim RowToTest As Long For RowToTest = Cells(Rows.Count, 4).End(xlUp).Row To 2 It includes the ‘Go To Special’ method as well as a VBA method to delete rows with blank cells. Filter and Delete Rows Based On Cell Value (using VBA) The last method that I am going to show you include a little bit of VBA. You can use this method if you often need to delete rows based on a specific value in a column.

Answered by anuradhadas1945
0

Answer:

(c) The answer will be both options are incorrect

Explanation:

And if you want the real answer here it is

Right-click in a table cell, row, or column you want to delete. On the menu, click Delete Cells

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