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duplicating rows
How do I duplicate rows in Excel such that the row is inserted directly below
the original version? I have a worksheet with 100 rows of data that I want to duplicate such that rows 1 and 2 are identical. |
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duplicating rows
In a spare column, number the rows, then all the current rows and copy
paste them below the first set and then sort on the "numbered column" Patty wrote: How do I duplicate rows in Excel such that the row is inserted directly below the original version? I have a worksheet with 100 rows of data that I want to duplicate such that rows 1 and 2 are identical. |
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