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How can I programmatically clear several rows in a table?
In PowerPoint itself (without programming), I clear several rows like this: select the rows I need and press the Delete key on the keyboard.
How do I do exactly the same action using programming?
VBA macros don't offer any interaction to select rows. You would have to define the rows to be deleted in the macro, and the macro would always delete the same rows in each table where you used it.
It's possible to create a macro that clears a set of selected rows, but that has no advantage over simply pressing the Delete key.
Usually, cleaning each cell is slower than cleaning several cells at once. This is in Word, Excel.
So I'm trying to find out how to clear multiple rows at once.
Sorry, I don't understand your comment. Your original question was about clearing table rows in PowerPoint. Now you're writing about clearing individual cells in Excel and Word. Please clarify what problem you're trying to solve in which program.
I asked a question about PowerPoint. Don't pay attention to Excel, Word, I just wrote inaccurately, I don't know English.