Delete Rows not needed Macro

zone709

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I need to delete 2 kind of rows Macro. If H or I have a 0 or 0.00 in it. Then delete that row but i also need to delete one row above it also.
On Sheet2 i have Example the clean look and i am realizing if i can delete Column H or I with a 0 or 0.00 in them. Then also delete the row above it. Only Above not below.
You can see the rows with zeros i don't need. Then mostly not all have the same name above row. Deleting both i think would clean my whole sheet. (above only)

Test Macro Work.xlsx
ABCDEFGHI
1AMD
2Bill7/1/2024110Fine Street7/31/20247,500.007,500.00
3Total AMD7,500.007,500.00
4American
5Beac00
6American General
7Bill8/14/202434394Fine Street9/13/20245,197.915,197.91
8Total American General5,197.915,197.91
9Landscaping LLC
10Landscaping LLC00
11Corporation
12Corporation00
13Fuel Corpration
14Fuel Corpration00
15Arrow
16Bill7/1/202421049Fine Street7/31/202410,450.0010,450.00
17Bill8/1/202421170Fine Street8/31/202410,450.0010,450.00
Sheet1


Example Results

Test Macro Work.xlsx
ABCDEFGHI
1AMD
2Bill7/1/2024110Fine Street7/31/20247,500.007,500.00
3Total AMD7,500.007,500.00
4American General
5Bill8/14/202434394Fine Street9/13/20245,197.915,197.91
6Total American General5,197.915,197.91
7Arrow
8Bill7/1/202421049Fine Street7/31/202410,450.0010,450.00
9Bill8/1/202421170Fine Street8/31/202410,450.0010,450.00
Sheet2
 
Hi leave them alone. I run a macro first before i then run this macro. I do not clean it up till after. So when i run the above first ill have ref in those cells at start. Wanted to work around it so the above macro can run anyway with the Ref in place.
 
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Try this change then:

VBA Code:
Sub MM1()
Dim lr As Long, r As Long
lr = Cells.Find("*", , xlValues, , xlRows, xlPrevious).Row
    For r = lr To 2 Step -1
      if not iserror(Cells(r, "H").Value) then
        If (Cells(r, "H").Value = 0 Or Cells(r, "I").Value = 0) And _
            (Cells(r, "H").Value <> "" Or Cells(r, "I").Value <> "") Then
            Range(Cells(r, "H"), Cells(r - 1, "H")).EntireRow.Delete
         End If
      end if
    Next r
End Sub
 
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This works great and works around the #ref. Thank you and to everyone thank you again. (y)
 
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