Delete content of cells / move up remaining data in multiple worksheets based on a range of blank cells in each worksheet

Blanchetdb

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Office Version
  1. 2016
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  1. Windows
Hello

I have a workbook with multiple worksheets,

I would like to utilize one command button that would clear the content within a row (Column A to Column AA) if the value in Column E of that row is blank. Once the data is cleared, the remaining data would move up to the next blank cell in Column E

I can't have the entire row deleted because I need a formula that resides in Column J to remain for future entries.

example

Worksheet 1
A B C D E F G H I J
Start DateEnd DateAreaProcess#BranchTitleManagerAdvisorLast updated
2023-07-012024-04-01West12345Operations=F3&" / "&A3
2023-07-122024-04-01Atlantic23598=F4&" / "&A4
2023-07-142024-06-02Ontario26589Science=F5&" / "&A5
2023-07-162023-10-11West23652Policy & Programs=F6&" / "&A6
=F7&" / "&A7
2023-07-24TBDQuebec36598HR=F8&" / "&A8

I have 12 similar worksheets with the same configuration as above but with different number of entries in each and are entitled differently based on the Branch name.

One Command Button would do the following.... search each worksheet for rows where the cell in Column E is Blank; IF blank, the content of each cell in that row from (Column A) to (Column I) would be cleared and the remaining data would move up (so, row 5 would now become row 4 AND Row 8 would now become row 7).

Can this be done?

I am able to delete rows where the cell in Column E is blank, but it also removes the formula at the end. Also, I would like one Command Button to do this operation on all sheets at one time since they are configured the same other than the sheet name.

thanks
Dan
 

Excel Facts

Which lookup functions find a value equal or greater than the lookup value?
MATCH uses -1 to find larger value (lookup table must be sorted ZA). XLOOKUP uses 1 to find values greater and does not need to be sorted.

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