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Default Excel Macro - How to Select Next Row

I'm trying to record a macro which will advance the row
selection by one row, then insert a row. When I record
the macro and look at the VB code that it generates, it
makes reference to the specific row via a "Range"
statement - e.g. Range("10:10") for row 10. I want to
make a relative reference to the row, so that regardless
of what row is selected, the macro will advance to the
next row. (I remeber way back when ... when a macro
would make reference to moving to a new cell by virtue of
something like R+1, C+2, to designate that the cursor
would move to the cell that was one row down and two
columns to the right ... that is the type of thing that I
would like to do, but need to select a row, then run a
macro which Inserts a new row, then advances the
RowSelected to the row which is 2 rows down .
Any idea how to do that? Email me ... would be greatly
appreciated.
Thanks.
Dean
 
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