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Insert new row after hitting enter
I would like to write VBA code that basically inserts a
row in a range after someone fills in a cell and hits enter. For example, if my range is row1:row4, and someone enters data in row1, a new row is inserted for row2 after entry. I have created a a worksheet that is sectioned of into several categories and I do not want to show numberous rows unless data entry is required -- i.e., the section grows the more rows someone enters. Any help is appreciated. |
Insert new row after hitting enter
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Private Sub Worksheet_Change(ByVal Target As Range) If Target.Address < "$A$1" Then Exit Sub Target.Offset(1).Rows.Insert End Sub "Jeff" wrote in message ... I would like to write VBA code that basically inserts a row in a range after someone fills in a cell and hits enter. For example, if my range is row1:row4, and someone enters data in row1, a new row is inserted for row2 after entry. I have created a a worksheet that is sectioned of into several categories and I do not want to show numberous rows unless data entry is required -- i.e., the section grows the more rows someone enters. Any help is appreciated. |
Insert new row after hitting enter
Jeff,
The following code in the worksheet module (not a standard module) will insert a row whenever data is entered into any cell. Private Sub Worksheet_Change(ByVal Target As Excel.Range) Rows(Target.Row + 1).EntireRow.Insert End Sub You can use an If statement to restrict it to fire if data is entered into a specific column: If Target.Column = 5 Then Rows(Target.Row + 1).EntireRow.Insert End If with this your user can enter into columns A to E and only after an entry in E will the new row be inserted. You can also add to the If statement to make sure that a blank row doesn't already exist... Target is the cell that was was changed. The macro is an event macro... -- sb "Jeff" wrote in message ... I would like to write VBA code that basically inserts a row in a range after someone fills in a cell and hits enter. For example, if my range is row1:row4, and someone enters data in row1, a new row is inserted for row2 after entry. I have created a a worksheet that is sectioned of into several categories and I do not want to show numberous rows unless data entry is required -- i.e., the section grows the more rows someone enters. Any help is appreciated. |
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