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Inserting dupicate rows
I have a 3000 lrow xlss.
First ,I need to insert an identical row below each current row so the xlss would have 6000 lines with the 2 identical rows grouped together. Then on the newly created identical row, I need to make changes to the data in a couple of cells. The changes would be the same for all rows. Is there a formula to make identical changes to every odd or even row? Or every other row? |
Inserting dupicate rows
Maybe something like this:
With A1:Z6001 containing your current list, with Row_1 containing column headings Then Insert a new column at Col_A Put sequential numbers from 1 to 6000 down from A2 through A6001 Copy from A2:Z6001 Paste below the data (now you have a duplicate recordset below the original data) Make the changes to the duplicate set Sort the orignal AND duplicate set based on Col_A (All the 1's will group together, the 2's etc) Is that something you can work with? ********** Regards, Ron XL2002, WinXP "leo" wrote: I have a 3000 lrow xlss. First ,I need to insert an identical row below each current row so the xlss would have 6000 lines with the 2 identical rows grouped together. Then on the newly created identical row, I need to make changes to the data in a couple of cells. The changes would be the same for all rows. Is there a formula to make identical changes to every odd or even row? Or every other row? |
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