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create multiple rows using a variable in a cell as source
Robert,
See my answer in the misc section. You should only post in one section. Posting in multiple sections is a no-no. Regards, Kevin wrote in message ... Is there a way, to create multiple rows using a variable in a cell as source to indicate the number replicated rows needed? In Excel, I have a name and address and another field to indicate how many "rows" I need for that record. All the quantity of replications will be different, that is to say, I may need one of this one, but 4 of that one, and 10 of yet another. How can I use the quantity variable to replicate the row in the worksheet? Ideally, I want to use a source worksheet to create a new worksheet or better, a workbook, of the replicated rows. Any resources or ideas would be appreciated. I am a beginning VB programmer so I am not adverse to make a stab at coding this but need some guidance to get started. Thanks for any help! Robert |
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