Whether we open up the Go To menu then click Special or we go directly to the Go To Special menu, we will arrive at the same Go To Special menu. Press Ctrl + G to open up the Go To menu then click on the Special button to open up the Go To Special menu. There’s also a handy keyboard shortcut for the Go To menu. Go to the Home tab ➜ press the Find & Select command ➜ choose Go To Special from the menu. Now we can use the Go To Special command to select only the blank cells. The easiest way to do this will be to select the first cell (A1 in this example) then hold the Shift key and select the last cell (A14 in this example).
#Odbc excel end at blank row manual
What if there are many blank rows spread across our data? Manual selection would be a pain!ĭon’t worry, there is a command in Excel to select all the blank cells for us.įirst, we need to select a column of our data including all the blank rows. Selecting and deleting rows manually is OK if we only have a couple rows to delete. There is also a very handy keyboard shortcut to delete rows (columns or cells). Go to the Home tab ➜ click on the Delete command ➜ then choose Delete Sheet Rows. We can also delete rows using a ribbon command. When the rows we want to delete are selected then we can right click and choose Delete from the menu. Hold Ctrl key and click on a row to select it. But if we only have a couple rows then the manual way can be quicker. Delete Blank Rows Using The Filter Functionĭon’t worry, we’ll get to the easier methods after.Delete Blank Rows Using Advanced Filters.
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