4. Go To You can use Excel’s Go To feature to select all the blank cells in a selected range. If the results are empty rows, you can then press Ctrl+- to delete those rows.

When you want to filter all of the rows, the Select All option will apply the filter to your entire Excel table. Examples of filters for sorting text entries include Sort A to Z and Sort by Color.

Deleting rows from a large filtered range in Microsoft Excel can take a long time, temporarily place the program into a "not responding" state, or—in a worst-case scenario—cause Excel to crash ...

Select a range, such as a row, and then use AutoSum to automatically sum all values in the row. You also can click an empty cell near the row, and then allow AutoSum to estimate the expected range.

First, select the data range that you’re deleting rows from; in our case that’s E3:E47 in the demonstration workbook. Then, continue as follows: Click the Developers tab.