deleting rows above

daveyc18

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hello


im trying to make a macro so that if the "raw data" tab has more rows than the "calculations" tab, more rows will be added according to the difference.

if the opposite is true, then delete the rows above....here's what I have so far, but the resize propert doesn't work with negative values it seems.

Code:
Sheets("Raw Data").Select


finalrow_r = Cells(Rows.Count, "A").End(xlUp).Row






Sheets("Calculations").Select




finalrow_c = Cells(Rows.Count, "A").End(xlUp).Row




difference = finalrow_r - finalrow_c




If difference > 0 Then


Sheets("calculations").Select




Range("a" & finalrow_c).Offset(1).EntireRow.Resize(difference).Insert Shift:=xlDown


'ElseIf difference < 0 Then


'Range("a" & finalrow_c).EntireRow.Resize(difference).Delete Shift:=xlUp




 
 


End If
 

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hello


im trying to make a macro so that if the "raw data" tab has more rows than the "calculations" tab, more rows will be added according to the difference.

if the opposite is true, then delete the rows above....here's what I have so far, but the resize propert doesn't work with negative values it seems.

Code:
Sheets("Raw Data").Select


finalrow_r = Cells(Rows.Count, "A").End(xlUp).Row






Sheets("Calculations").Select




finalrow_c = Cells(Rows.Count, "A").End(xlUp).Row




difference = finalrow_r - finalrow_c




If difference > 0 Then


Sheets("calculations").Select




Range("a" & finalrow_c).Offset(1).EntireRow.Resize(difference).Insert Shift:=xlDown


'ElseIf difference < 0 Then


'Range("a" & finalrow_c).EntireRow.Resize(difference).Delete Shift:=xlUp




 
 


End If


nvm, figured it out
 
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