Delete cells with zeros in Excel 2007 hand can be tedious and time consuming.
This is especially true if your worksheet contains a lot of data. A solution is to use a Visual Basic for applications (VBA) macro. A macro is a piece of executable VBA code that can automatically perform a task. This macro removes cells, the 0 (zero) and reassemble, which removes cells below the cell. Difficulty: averageInstructions
You need: Excel 2007 things- 1
Click on "Old" and "F11" to open the Visual Basic (LCA) editor.
Click on "Old" and "F11" to open the Visual Basic (LCA) editor.
Click "Insert" and then on "Module".
Cut and paste the following code into the blank window: Sub clean Zeros () Dim C as RangeFor of each ActiveSheet.UsedRange if C = 0, Len (c) > 0 then c.DeleteNext deque::cend sub
Press the "F5" key to run the macro.
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