Yes, you can mass delete rows in your table. Select the first row you want to delete on the left side, scroll to the last row, hold shift, and click the small box on the left side of that cell. Then right-click and select "Delete x# of rows".
To keep your 3k rows and delete the remaining 21k, you'd select from row 3,001 to row 24,000 using this method.
If you need any more help with managing your rows or have other questions, I'm here to assist. Would you like to provide more details about what you're trying to achieve?
Perfect! To keep your 3k rows and delete the remaining 21k rows, select row 3,001 on the left side, scroll to row 24,000, hold shift, and click the small box on the left side of that last row. Then right-click and select "Delete x# of rows".
If you still need help with deleting rows or managing your table, please let me know. Would you like to share more about what you're trying to resolve or understand?
To delete 21k rows and keep 3k rows: select row 3,001 on the left side, scroll to row 24,000, hold shift, and click the small box on the left side of that last row. Then right-click and select "Delete x# of rows".
You can keep specific rows by filtering or selecting the 3K rows you want to keep. then export or move them to a new table and delete the remaining 21K rows this ensures only the rows you need remain.
That's another valid approach! You can also use the mass delete method we discussed earlier: select row 3,001, scroll to row 24,000, hold shift, click the left box, then right-click and select "Delete x# of rows". Both methods work well depending on your preference.
