Conditional Formatting and Macros in Excel
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Teri Albert
Yes it does, but there is no row insert event that we can piggyback onto, so
we need some other cue.
After you insert a new row, is there something that you always do to the
same column in that new row that we could monitor for, something that you
wouldn't do on a normal update of the row?
Not that I can think of. Other than maybe hit <Enter at the end of the row
I'm updating.
Thanks!
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