I have a long list of data in a notebook.txt file.

I want to copy and paste it into excel, but leaving 4 empty rows in between
each value. i.e. a list of 10 values will now be 50 rows long (but with 40
spaces).

Can anyone help?

Thanks in advance

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I have a long list of data in a notebook.txt file.

I want to copy and paste it into excel, but leaving 4 empty rows in
between
each value. i.e. a list of 10 values will now be 50 rows long (but with
40
spaces).

Can anyone help?

Thanks in advance

one way would to write macro but another is to input in additional column
series of numbers ( starting 1 step 4 )
then in next for columns create missing number 2,3,4,5, 6... etc using
simple formula +b2+1 then copy all numbers in one column and sort ascending
mcg

Hi Callum,

No answer so I'll have a go.

Answer depends on how long the list is.

If not too long, then select Insert-Rows. Then press the F4 key to
repeat the task as necessary.

To automate it a bit more here's a macro which you can attach to a
shortcut key combination. (Gives one keystroke row each 4 row
insertion)

Sub Insert4Rows()
ActiveCell.Range("A1:A4").Select
Selection.EntireRow.Insert
ActiveCell.Offset(5, 0).Range("A1").Select
End Sub

But if you want a complete solution then post on the excel programming
group


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