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I have a Excel 2007 workbook that has a SQL query returning 6 fields from a table. I need to delete Row 1 containing the field names so the workbook contains only data. When I right click on Row 1 the 'delete' option is greyed out. The workbook/row is not protected and I have removed the Auto-Filter function. I am able to delete any other row. Any ideas? Thanks for any help... |
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Do you have a data connection that is bringing in the sql query? If so that can limit the field manipulation capabilities.
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Solved...there is a check box on the Design tab that allows header row to be turned off.
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