Hello,

do not worry, VBA is easy. If you know SQL, I do not think that you will
have issues with this.
You can insert a row easily:

Range("A12").Rows.Insert ' or any other cell you would like to insert the
row at

For other information:
- http://cpearson.com/excel/mainpage.aspx
- there are several good books on the web you can buy

Regards,
Zoltan
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"cgarcia" wrote:

I was thinking about that. I have never really used VBA. Do you think it is
similar to SQL code? Is there somewhere I can find an example?

Thanks

"Zoltan" wrote:

Hello,

Don't you want to use VBA? Using VBA code would solve your issue.
W/o VBA, I do not know the solution for your problem.

Zoltan


"cgarcia" wrote:

I have scanned the posts and could not find the answer to my question. I
want to be able to insert an entire row when a new client is added. For
instance

if cell A1 is Jane Smith
if cell A2 is John Smith

and then I get a Joe Smith that should go in between those two, I want to
insert a row. This is kind of tricky because I am pulling data in from SQL.
Therefore, the new row would be determined by the results of the SQL query.
If there is a Joe Smith in the data I would then need to insert a row
starting in column B. I hope that makes sense. It is kind of complex and
maybe there is a better way of doing it. I have a spreadsheet with
conditional formatting based on the data brought in by SQL. I do not want to
mess up those cells when a new client is added. Please let me know if anyone
has any ideas.

Thanks!