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Default Loop until Sum equals Zero ($0.00) - then Insert Row

Below are only rows 147 - 154 (No of Rows will vary) (from Beginning at Row
5 - always)

A B C D
E F
2/28/06 101 Deposit Accts Rec 101001
2,430.00
2/28/06 101 Deposit Accts Rec
120001 -1,000,00
2/28/06 101 Deposit Accts Rec
120001 -1,000.00
2/28/06 101 Deposit Accts Rec
120001 - 430.00
2/28/06 101 Deposit Accts Rec 101001
53,496.26
2/28/06 101 Deposit Accts Rec
120001 -53,496.26
2/28/06 101 Deposit Accts Rec 101001
38,495.25
2/28/06 101 Deposit Accts Rec
120001 -38,495.25

I need to insert a BLANK ROW between all SELF-BALANCING Rows to have look
like:

A B C D
E F
2/28/06 101 Deposit Accts Rec 101001
2,430.00
2/28/06 101 Deposit Accts Rec
120001 -1,000,00
2/28/06 101 Deposit Accts Rec
120001 -1,000.00
2/28/06 101 Deposit Accts Rec
120001 - 430.00

2/28/06 101 Deposit Accts Rec 101001
53,496.26
2/28/06 101 Deposit Accts Rec
120001 -53,496.26

2/28/06 101 Deposit Accts Rec 101001
38,495.25
2/28/06 101 Deposit Accts Rec
120001 -38,495.25

But how?

TIA,,,


 
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