I have a macro that will copy and paste one row to the current row
(the selected row).

However I would like it to insert a row instead of copying over the
current row.

And I would like it to resize the row to a specified size.

Your assistance is appeciated.

Price, try adding this to your code
Selection.EntireRow.Insert
ActiveCell.RowHeight = 20.25


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"Price" wrote in message
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I have a macro that will copy and paste one row to the current row
(the selected row).

However I would like it to insert a row instead of copying over the
current row.

And I would like it to resize the row to a specified size.

Your assistance is appeciated.

gracias Paul!

Hi K. Price,
Even though your question was answered and you thanked
Paul for the answer ...

I have the feeling that you wanted to copy information to that
empty row when you asked for.how to insert a row. In fact
that is more clearly written in your subject. The subject should
only reiterate what is asked for in a question. The question should
be complete without having to look again at the subject.

Take a look at
Insert a Row using a Macro to maintain formulas
http://www.mvps.org/dmcritchie/excel/insrtrow.htm

which may give you some additional material. I don't know how
resize fits into your plan, so you may be looking for a total or
something else.
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"Price" wrote in message om...
gracias Paul!