Aug 31, 2017 - Here follow the easy and quick ways to remove blank rows in Excel 2013. It is easy to use and compatible with both Windows as well as Mac. A quick excel tip showing you how to quickly remove blank rows from a list or table.
Sort the table ascendng on a column that has data in every row that you do not want deleted. This will group all of the rows with blanks in the selected column together at the top of the table. Click on any cell to show the column and row reference tabs, then select the row reference table for the group of blank rows. Go to the Table menu and choose Delete Selected rows.
Caution: If you have any doubt that ALL rows with a blank in the selected column have NO data in these rows in other columns, you'll want to make a copy of the document before doing this. Regards, Barry. Polishedstaple wrote: Is there an easy way to tell Numbers to go through the entire spreadsheet and delete all empty rows at the same time? To delete all blank rows in a table without having to go through them and delete manually one-by-one, you can do something like this: Add a filter: Select the visible cells in the filtered table and type command-c to copy: Click once in a cell of another already existing table (here I clicked once in A2 of Table 2) and choose Edit Paste and Match Style. The result: Once you are sure you have what you want in the new table you can delete the original table with the blank rows. Polishedstaple wrote: Is there an easy way to tell Numbers to go through the entire spreadsheet and delete all empty rows at the same time? To delete all blank rows in a table without having to go through them and delete manually one-by-one, you can do something like this: Add a filter: Select the visible cells in the filtered table and type command-c to copy: Click once in a cell of another already existing table (here I clicked once in A2 of Table 2) and choose Edit Paste and Match Style.
The result: Once you are sure you have what you want in the new table you can delete the original table with the blank rows. Sort the table ascendng on a column that has data in every row that you do not want deleted. This will group all of the rows with blanks in the selected column together at the top of the table. Click on any cell to show the column and row reference tabs, then select the row reference table for the group of blank rows. Go to the Table menu and choose Delete Selected rows. Caution: If you have any doubt that ALL rows with a blank in the selected column have NO data in these rows in other columns, you'll want to make a copy of the document before doing this. Regards, Barry.
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