How to Delete Infinite Rows in Excel: 5 Methods

Method 1 – Changing Sheet Properties to Delete Infinite Rows

Steps:

Go to the Developer tab in the Ribbon. Click Properties under the Control section. The Properties dialog box will appear.

Going to sheet properties via developer tab

Go to the Scroll Area in the box and write our desired range in the adjacent cell. The Excel sheet has active data from A1 to E12. Write $A$1:$D$12 in the cell and press Enter.

implementing active row range

You probably can’t select cells past this $A$1:$D$12 range.

Method 2 – Apply Find & Select Tool to Erase Infinite Rows in Excel

Step 1: Use the Home Tab to Select Special Criteria

Select data range from the dataset.
Click: Home > Editing > Find & Select > Go To Special.

A dialog box named “Go To Special” will open up then.

Step 2: Finding Out Blank Rows

Mark on Blanks option.
Press OK.

The blank rows are now highlighted in the dataset.

Step 3: Deleting Blank Rows In Excel

Right-click your mouse and click Delete from the context menu.

We’ll get a new dialog box then.

Step 4: Shifting All the Rows up to Fill up the Blank Space

Mark on the Entire row option and press OK.

Observe that the blank infinite rows are gone.

Method 3 – Use Delete Tab to Delete Infinite Rows in Excel

Steps:

Select the rows that you want to remove.
Click: Home > Cells > Delete > Delete Sheet Rows.

The rows are no more now.

Method 4 – Insert Filter Option to Remove Infinite Rows in Excel

Step 1: Triggering Filter Menu

Including your title select the data range.
Click: Data > Sort & Filter > Filter

You will get the filter icon in every title box of your dataset.

Step 2: Selecting Blank Cells

Click any filter icon and then the filtering options will open up.
Unmark everything without the (Blanks) option.
Hit the OK tab.

You will spot that it is showing only the blank rows now.

Step 3: Deleting Blank Rows

Blank infinite rows and right-click your mouse.
Press Delete Row from the context menu.

Those blank rows are deleted. We’ll try to get back our other rows.

Step 4: Reselecting the Data

Click the filter icon again.
Give a mark on the (Select All) option.
Press OK.

Here are our other filled rows that are back now.

Method 5 – Embed Excel VBA to Limit Scroll Area

Step 1: Triggering VBA Window

Right-click your mouse on the sheet title.
Select View Code from the context menu.

A VBA window will open up.

Step 2: Inserting the code

Type the codes given below.

Sub All_WC_SCROLL LIMIT()

Dim ws As Worksheet

For Each ws In Application.ActiveWorkbook.Worksheets
      ws.ScrollArea = ws.UsedRange.Address
Next

End Sub