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1. Open the workbook
2. Press Alt-F11 to open the VB Editor 3. On the left you should see your workbook's name. Double-click on the 'ThisWorkbook' entry below that. 4. Paste the code into the main window 5. Press Alt-F11 to exit the VB Editor 6. Press Alt-F8 and choose 'DeleteURLs', then Run. When the macro finishes, you should only have the entries containing "soccer", "basketball", "football", and/or "tennis" remaining. With 150,000 rows to process, it may take a minute or two. Note that the macro assumes all the data are in column A.
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