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Add rows if a cell meets a certain requirement
Ok...Is there a way to add a row everywhere a cell in A has an entry
of ENDTRNS...so basically something that can run down Column A and where there is an entry of ENDTRNS add a complete row above it. What I really need to do is run through column A and add a copied row above the ENDTRNS row... |
Add rows if a cell meets a certain requirement
Yes there is a way! First I would suggest that you
manually try a few rows while recording a macro. Then look at the generated code. Modify this code to get what you want. If you are not familar enough with VBA then I could write this for you, but I normally get paid to do that type of work. -----Original Message----- Ok...Is there a way to add a row everywhere a cell in A has an entry of ENDTRNS...so basically something that can run down Column A and where there is an entry of ENDTRNS add a complete row above it. What I really need to do is run through column A and add a copied row above the ENDTRNS row... . |
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