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Hi:

LibreOffice 7.3.2.2 on Win10 build 19043 on desktop PC.


How should I highlight all rows above row 600 so I could then remove the unwanted _<Division 2 Category>_ entries from my spreadsheet?

When working on a Calc sheet, I copied a drop down list, i.e, _<Division 2 Category>_, to the end of column [AC]. Still not sure how to correctly do that!  The way I did it was to first highlight the column's heading/label_,_ _[_AC_]_; doing that highlighted the entire column. Then, I de-selected the heading/label... I think there is a shortcut key combination to accomplish this, but unsure.

(There is no data within columns above row 600 other than within column [AC].)

Now, I want to remove all entries that are located above row 600.  I used Ctrl-End, which got me /there/, but I need to highlight all rows above row 600 - to the very last row, and then "Clear All" the data contained within cells that are above row 600, somehow????

Please help.


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TNX.

VinceB.



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