Thursday, February 27, 2014

Remove all the blank cells and rows with Go To Special command in Microsoft Excel

1. Select the range containing blank rows you want to remove.
2. Click Home > Find & Select > Go To Special.
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3. In the Go To Special dialog box, check the Blanks option.
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4. And then click OK, all of the entire blank rows are highlighted. Then click Home > Delete > Delete Cells,then select shift cells up then  the blank cells have been deleted from the selected range.
 
To delete rows, repeat  steps 1 to 3 then, all of the entire blank rows are highlighted. Then click Home > Delete > Delete Sheet Rows, the blank rows have been deleted from the selected range.

See screenshots:
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doc-delete-blank-rows4 Referred from :here