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I'm confident enough that I'm running Fill Series on the entire 450k, so I'll let that work itself out before moving on. Simply delete the numbered column and you're set.Īll instructions tested within LibreOffice Calc. Hurrah, junk gone, original order reestablished. Now repeat the Data sort steps this time selecting to sort by the numbered field we first created. This will place all of the Junk data together. Use the Sort by section to select the column that has the obvious junk entries at the beginning. Now sort the entire sheet - select a column, click "Data" -> "Sort." -> "Extend selection" button. Now that this is populated (may take a while for 450k, but only took about 5 seconds for 500 which is what I tested with). If sorting is an option, but you need to return the document to it's original status, insert a new column, select all cells in the column, but not the entire column, click "Edit" -> "Fill" sub-menu -> "Series." number the cells from 1 to leave blank at an increment of 1. Tim495, is sorting not an option for this spreadsheet? However, I don't think that LibreOffice supports it like that (I'm willing to be surprised, though :). VBA is certainly the best way to do this, as gooroo points out, if you were using Excel. Could you try a smaller sample - the first 3 characters, for example? If so, it sounds like the characters you entered only match the first of the 'set' of junk data, instead of the whole thing. How did you fill down the formula? Do the references to A1 go down by the row - A1, A2, A3, etc.? As in, does the formula reference it's own row consistently all the way down?
In that formula, is there a way to add an inclusive "end" mark for the junk? In other words, something like =IF(RIGHT(A15,5)="5char-garbage", but with a formula that would blank out rows 2-14 as well? Whenever the 15 row section of junk is hit, the first row is blanked, while the 2nd-15th rows remain. So rows 2-15 of junk are still there, and down the line for 450k rows.
(Next time I'll test on a smaller chunk of data) And now that it's done, I realized that formula only blanked out row 1 (there are 15 rows of "junk" in a grouping interspersed with 50 row chunks of data). LibreOffice just finished the Fill Down command on 450k rows! LOL.