This doesn't work because '+name' doesn't have white space. But when split the '+name' by + I got a white space in the arra – John Dec 12 '12 at 5:45 Not sure why it doesn't work with you. But if you try to take a look at this code, it actually works. Thanks for your advice! Reading your blog has helped me to better understand and sympathize with my SO who has hoarding tendencies. I have two questions on your rule #1 – Any shared space in your house needs to be kept clutter free. It’s easy to agree to a rule like this, but in my experience it’s very hard to follow. My questions are: 1.
When you delete a file, Windows removes the reference to that file, but doesn't delete the actual data that made up the file on your hard drive. Over time, this data will be overwritten as Windows writes new files to that area of the drive.
This means that, given the right software, someone could reconstruct all, or parts of files that you've deleted. For privacy and security reasons, you can set CCleaner to wipe the free areas of your hard disk so that deleted files can never be recovered.
Note: Wiping free space can take a substantial amount of time.
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Method 1 (Automatically wipe when cleaning):
- In CCleaner, click the CCleaner icon at left.
- On the Windows tab, select the Wipe Free Space check box.
- CCleaner displays a warning about extra time. Click OK.
- Run CCleaner as usual.
Method 2 (Manually wipe with Drive Wiper):
- Select Tools > Drive Wiper
- Choose the type of wipe you require:
- Free Space Only will leave your normal files intact
- Entire Drive will erase all of the files on the drive. WARNING, this means the whole of the partition will be erased. The drive will still be formatted, but all data will be erased. For safety reasons, this feature is disabled for the boot drive.
- Choose the type of security you require (Simple Overwrite is ok for most situations)
- CCleaner will warn you before proceeding
Changing CCleaner settings
To select the drives whose free space CCleaner will wipe, see this topic.
Wipe Free Disk Space limitations
CCleaner can't wipe every deleted file from your free disk space. There are some limitations, because of the way Windows stores some files. Here are some examples:
- The file has been overwritten by another file (so no need to overwrite this again)
- The file had been overwritten by another file before you ran CCleaner, but the second file has now been deleted as well.
- The file was created almost exactly when you ran CCleaner.
How to remove blank cells in Excel? confused? Data doesn’t always import or paste into Excel as nicely as you want. Sometimes, all the information is there, but extra blanks and spaces are carried along with the data cells. Think that if you work with a large data set in an Excel Workbook or Excel Spreadsheet, there are times you might need to delete a blank cell or set of blank cells section.
The process can become time-consuming; if you have a lot of data. Instead of going through the workbook, and deleting sheet rows or each blank row or column individually, you can make multiple selections and let Excel do the work for you.
How to remove blank cells in Excel?
We can do it by completing 2 stages:
- Stage 1: Selecting those blank cells only
- Stage 2: Deleting those blank cells
So let’s go through the following steps to solve this problem in Excel. Step 1: Create a table the same as in the picture above which has many unnecessary cells and rows blank in excel. We are going to remove blank cells from this table.
- Select Range of Cells
- Click on Home Tab
- Click on Find & Select [Right-Hand Side]
Step 2: Select the whole table and go to the Home tab. In the Editing Group click Find and Select.
Step 3: Under Find and Select list click Go To Special.
Step 4: Now Go To Special dialog box will appear. Check blanks and click on OK.
Step 5: After that, we can see in our Excel sheet that this method only selected blank cells from our selected range of the table. So our first stage is completed, now let’s go to the second stage and delete these blank cells.
Step 6: In our second stage we need to delete only those selected blank cells. Now right-click on the selected cells. The Pop-Up Menu will appear. Select the delete option.
Step 7: Now Delete box will appear. Check Shift cells left to delete columns from the selection. Click OK and see the magic.
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Step 8: Now we can see the blank Columns are deleted. Now we need to delete the blank rows in excel.
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Step 9: Do again step 2 to step 5. Then right-click on the selected cells. The Pop-Up Menu will appear. Select Delete. Now from Delete box Check Entire Row to delete rows from the selection. Click OK.
See, all blank cells are deleted now. Happy data cleaning!
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So, in this blog, you have learned how to remove empty rows in Excel with simple and small tricks.
Also, you can remove empty rows & columns in excel by using this method.