You can use excel, record a macro, delete a line and take a look to the code that is generated in VB excel.
then, try to adapt it to nav automation...anyway, it should be something like this.
XlApp.Range('A1').EntireRow.Delete;
P.S.: search the forum...i think you will find about 20k posts about excel
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then, try to adapt it to nav automation...anyway, it should be something like this. P.S.: search the forum...i think you will find about 20k posts about excel
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If it's created in nav why not filter out the line so it never get's exported in the first place..
So I agree more info is needed.
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