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Old 02-13-2018, 03:58 PM
gmaxey gmaxey is offline Macro delete table rows if cell in first column = $ Windows 7 32bit Macro delete table rows if cell in first column = $ Office 2016
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Paul,

I suppose we have to agree on the definition of "works."

I was looking at this with "delete rows if the cell in the first column = $" as the sole condition. Where = "$" and = "$ paragraph mark" are two conditions. Mine works with the sole condition "$", yours works with both conditions and works perfectly if that is the goal. Neither works as written for the third condition "$ "

Still it is a clever technique and thanks for sharing.
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