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Default Insert Rows & Paste Link

I am writing code to copy a range of cells in Workbook A, then open Workbook
B and paste them as a link. Before they are pasted in Workbook B, however,
my code searches for the first available empty row to paste the link.
Farther below where the paste link is to occur, I have an existing row of
Totals that sums all the previous stuff I've pasted.

The problem I encounter is that once the first empty row is found, I want to
insert 5 rows first (so that my Totals row gets pushed down to make room),
then paste the link. However, after the code I wrote to insert the five rows
executes, the clipboard loses the copied cells. Is there a way to paste a
link and insert the rows I want without losing the contents of the clipboard?
Thanks for all your suggestions!
 
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