How do I delete infinite blank rows?
How do you delete ENTIRELY blank rows?
How do I remove blank rows that have been inserted between the rows with data?
How do I delete endless blank rows at bottom of spreadsheet?
Is there a shortcut to delete blank rows in Excel?
How do I delete blank rows without deleting data?
Why does Go To Special delete rows with data?
I have over a million blank rows below line 180. I've tried clicking line 181, ctrl+shift+down, clicking delete, but they still appear as blank rows. The main problem with this is my scroll bar is very tiny and it takes a while to insert a column because an extra million cells are affected. Thanks
I have a spreadsheet with several columns. I was using it as a list of tasks. It was especially helpful in this regard because I can filter things to make it easier to work on groups of tasks that are all related in some form based on column contents. Sometimes it was necessary to add tasks as it became apparent they'd need to be done, while I was going through this list.
Trouble is, when I'm adding cells while filters are already applied, the row number of those cells is going to be in an unusual place, often with many blank rows in between. I wanted to find an efficient way to remove blank rows but all the guidance seems to suggest using "find and select" > and "Go to special" to select blanks. But that selects blank anything, so blank rows, but also blank cells within otherwise filled rows. This means I can't just delete the rows of the resulting selection of this operation because it will delete rows that actually have data in them as well as the blanks rows I'm trying to get rid of.
As I typed this I actually did solve the problem, but in a way that I don't think would work in all circumstances so I'm still posting this in hopes of a more generalised solution. In my case, the spreadsheet is a list of timecodes for a video edit where notes have to be attended to. I have a column that converts the timecodes in to frame numbers so I can sort the list and sorting the list again after adding new items to this list while in a filtered view slots the new rows in to place in the list, eliminating blanks in the process. This only works though because my spreadsheet happens to have a column of incrementing numbers that I can sort and want sorted, in the absence of that I'd be stuck so it would still be good to know how to do this.
Working on a spreadsheet with a lot of data. However past the data there are endless blank rows. I want them permanently gone to reduce file size so only my data is in the file. How do I do it?
I tried highlighting all the rows, then right clicking and selecting delete rows. It didn’t work. For reference I’m on excel 2016.
Thanks.