Remove All Rows Containing Certain Data
- Select all of your data, including the data you wish to remove.
- Press Ctrl F to open the Find and Replace window.
- Type the text that is contained in the row you wish to delete.
- Click the Find All button.
- Click on one of the results that appear below the search box, then press Ctrl A.
Also, how do I delete a row in Excel based on a cell value?
How to Delete Row Based On Cell Value in Excel:
- First Open Find & Replace Dialog.
- In Replace Tab, make all those cells containing NULL values with Blank.
- Press F5 and select the blank option.
- The Right Click on active Sheet and select delete rows.
- It will delete all those rows based on cell value of containing word NULL.
Likewise, how do I delete a row in Excel without affecting the formula? Here's an easy way to delete everything that's not a formula.
- Select everything in your spreadsheet except column and row headings.
- Press the F5 key, or Ctrl+G (for Go To), or click the Find & Select button on the ribbon and then choose Go To.
- In the Go To window, click the Special button.
Also question is, how do you delete certain rows in Excel?
Select the rows you want to delete and hit Ctrl + - (minus). If you select the whole row, you will not be prompted, if you only select some cells you will be prompted what you want to do exactly.
How do you conditionally delete a cell in Excel?
2 Answers
- Insert a filter.
- Select the values in column two (click the first cell then press Ctrl + Down ) and press Delete .