Learn how to delete rows in Excel without affecting other rows.

In Excel, users can delete rows without impacting adjacent rows by selecting the target rows, right-clicking, and choosing /”Delete./” This action allows for seamless removal while maintaining the integrity of surrounding data. To delete all rows from a table without erasing the table structure, one can navigate to the table, right-click, and select /”Table/” from the context menu, followed by /”Delete/” and choosing /”Table Rows./” When aiming to remove rows absent in another table, utilizing the /”NOT IN/” SQL operator or employing VLOOKUP or INDEX-MATCH functions in Excel facilitates the task. Removing rows based on values from another table can be accomplished via Excel’s Power Query or VBA scripting, allowing for dynamic data manipulation. Deleting individual cells without affecting neighboring cells involves selecting the target cell, right-clicking, and opting for /”Delete/” or using the /”Clear Contents/” option to retain cell formatting. In terms of efficiency, leveraging Excel functions like FILTER, Advanced Filter, or utilizing PivotTables can expedite the process of deleting rows based on specific criteria while preserving data integrity.

Here are the steps outlined in my video.

1) Select cells you want to delete
2) Hold Ctrl + Shift
3) Place cursor on border of cell until you see 2-way arrow.
4) Left-click and drag to row you want deleted.
5) Left go of the left click.

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