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Rows vb statement
After using macro recording for a single insertion of a row, the recording
showed this: Rows("50:50") followed by in inser command, my question is How do I make this Rows statement become Macro friendly? |
Rows vb statement
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Activecell.entirerow.insert or Activecell.offset(1,0).entirerow.insert Rick wrote: After using macro recording for a single insertion of a row, the recording showed this: Rows("50:50") followed by in inser command, my question is How do I make this Rows statement become Macro friendly? -- Dave Peterson |
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