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how to insert a row to Excel spreadseet from VB.

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You will need to know where you wish to insert the rows


insert one row at row 5

Rows(5).Insert


insert multiple rows starting at row 5
Rows("5:8").Insert


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You will need to know where you wish to insert the rows


insert one row at row 5

Rows(5).Insert


insert multiple rows starting at row 5
Rows("5:8").Insert


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