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vikrampn

Dynamic Creation of rows in Excel
 
HellO everyone,
I never did any VBA coding and i am right now lost on where to
start. This is what i am trying to achieve

I have a field "Number of Products", based on the number of products, I
need to create that many products in my excel

Each product has

Product name
Product description
Product Photo
Number of Competitors
Competitor name
Compeitor description

If the user enters 5 int he Number of products, then my method/Function
should be able to generate that many products.

I will really really appreciate any comment, suggestions in achieving
this. I am not even sure, if this something easy to do .

Regards
Vikram


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Ron de Bruin

Dynamic Creation of rows in Excel
 
If I understand you correct

This will copy A1:A6 down with a blank line between each product

Sub test()
Dim pcount As Long
Dim a As Long
a = 1
myNum = Application.InputBox("Enter a number")
For pcount = 1 To myNum
Range("a1:a6").Copy Cells(a, 1)
a = a + 7
Next
End Sub


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Regards Ron de Bruin
(Win XP Pro SP-1 XL2000-2003)
www.rondebruin.nl



"vikrampn" wrote in message ...
HellO everyone,
I never did any VBA coding and i am right now lost on where to
start. This is what i am trying to achieve

I have a field "Number of Products", based on the number of products, I
need to create that many products in my excel

Each product has

Product name
Product description
Product Photo
Number of Competitors
Competitor name
Compeitor description

If the user enters 5 int he Number of products, then my method/Function
should be able to generate that many products.

I will really really appreciate any comment, suggestions in achieving
this. I am not even sure, if this something easy to do .

Regards
Vikram


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Message posted from http://www.ExcelForum.com/





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