They can look unsightly and even interfere with your data analysis.
Depending on your needs, there are a few excellent ways to remove blank rows in Excel.
Step 1.pick the columns that you gotta filter (those that have data in them).
you might do that by clicking and dragging over the column headers.
Step 2.With the columns selected, choose the Filter option in the Data tab.
Step 3.The first rows with data (table headers) will get dropdown icons.
tap on the dropdown in the first header.
Step 4.In the box for filtering items, uncheck Select All then check Blanks, then tap on OK.
The table now displays only the empty values in the first column.
Step 5.Repeat the filtering process for all other columns, selecting to show only blank cells every time.
The rows marked in a light blue color for their row numbers are the rows you better delete.
Step 7.Press the Delete button or choose the Delete Sheet Rows option in the Home tab.
Choose Blanks from the left-hand side and select OK.
Step 4.You should see a selection of empty cells within the table.
Select Delete Cells in the Home tab and choose Delete Sheet Rows.
This will remove all the rows that have at least one cell selected.
Was this helpful?
The content remains unbiased and authentic and will never affect our editorial integrity.
