Macro to move two cells up deleting the two above cell

bumperjoe

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hello,
I need to move a cell (A2) and it's adjacent cell(B2) up and delete the two cells above it (A1) and (B1)



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Re: how to use a macro to move two cells up deleting the two above cell

as I applied it tonight it shifts up all the cells below it, not just the 4 cells involved
so the column does not keep its integrity
 
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Re: how to use a macro to move two cells up deleting the two above cell

Any time you delete a cell all the cells below must shift up or left or right

You cannot just leave a empty hole.

Or do you just want to clear the values in the cells.
 
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Re: how to use a macro to move two cells up deleting the two above cell

Now in your original post you said this:
I need to move a cell (A2) and it's adjacent cell(B2) up and delete the two cells above it (A1) and (B1)

So My script will now clear the cell you double click on and the cell to the right of it.

Now if your doing this with columns

1 4 and 5 you will have a problem because:

When you double click on value in column 4 it will clear value in column 4 and 5

So try this:

Works on columns 4 5 and 6
Code:
Private Sub Worksheet_BeforeDoubleClick(ByVal Target As Range, Cancel As Boolean)
'Modified 1-31-18 11:00 PM EST
If Target.Column = 1 Or Target.Column = 4 Or Target.Column = 5 Then
Cancel = True
Target.Resize(, 2).ClearContents
End If
End Sub
 
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Re: how to use a macro to move two cells up deleting the two above cell

I cannot get it to work
The columns are H and I
I would like 7.00 and 4.90 to move up and 1.00 and 3.00 to delete without shifting up the column


"H"...."I"
1.00... 3.00
7.00... 4.90
to
H.....I
7.00 4.90
 
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Re: how to use a macro to move two cells up deleting the two above cell

I getting confused:

Yesterday you said:

Post 8 you said: thank you. it work so great!
Post 10 you said: that is awesome. thanks again joe

But now tonight it seems as nothing now works the way you want.



 
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Re: how to use a macro to move two cells up deleting the two above cell

You just said:

I would like 7.00 and 4.90 to move up and 1.00 and 3.00 to
delete
without shifting up the column

You cannot delete a cell without it shifting up left or right
 
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Re: how to use a macro to move two cells up deleting the two above cell

I did not notice it was shifting up the column H and I . I looked at the end of the sheet and "H" and "I" were empty.
if you cannot delete without shifting like you would went you just hit the delete key then I guess it will not work
 
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Re: how to use a macro to move two cells up deleting the two above cell

When you press the delete key you are not deleting a cell. You are clearing the contents of a cell.
 
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