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Default Insert Formatted Row at specific point within Dynamic Range


I have a spreadsheet that has data from Columns A thru to K where th
number of records changes each time the user imports the data (in
named range called WIP_Area). In Column A each row has a ‘category
which can be one of the following Work in Progress, Incoming, On Hol
or Other Business, the data is sorted (via a custom list) in thi
order. I want to then insert a heading row at the start of eac
category that contains the category heading with a border and shadin
that covers columns A thru to K.

Does anyone know how I can easily find the start of each category t
then insert a row?

Thanks
Kare

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