Lesson#131: Find out complete blank rows in the Excel datasheet
In this post, I will show you a simple trick by which you can find out complete blank rows in the Excel datasheet.
I have made an arbitrary sheet to describe. I have to find out only completely blank rows in this sheet then I need to delete them.
Then I added a simple formula to the very next column of the data table.
=COLUMN()-1=COUNTBLANK(A2:L2)
Now I will drag the formula up to the last row of the data table. This formula will return either TRUE or FALSE.
Now I need to add a filter on the header row then I will select TRUE on the column where I have put the formula.
See the result. Now I can select and delete these rows easily. In this way, it is very easy to find out complete blank rows in a data sheet.
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