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problem resizing range in vba
Access 2000 to Excel 2000
I have a worksheet with a cell wide range called adjustments (A1) above another range named GL Balance at (A4). I want to use xlRng.CopyFromRecordset to update the adjustment range. The number of rows in the recordset can vary so I need to resize the range so that it inserts additional rows between itself and the GLBalance range. I have tried xlRng.resize(i) where i is the number of rows and this overwrites whats in the cells below it. And I have tried xlRng.rows(i).insert xlShiftDown and this doesnt seems to insert but just fill cells until its hits the next range (GLBalance) and then stops. So how do I increase the size of a range by shifting everything below it down? thanks in advance. |
problem resizing range in vba
Rows are inserted above a specified range when you shift down, so...
Rows(4).Resize(i).Insert Shift:=xlDown - or - Range("GLBalance").EntireRow.Resize(i).Insert Shift:=xlDown -- Jim Cone San Francisco, USA http://www.realezsites.com/bus/primitivesoftware "RHC" wrote in message Access 2000 to Excel 2000 I have a worksheet with a cell wide range called adjustments (A1) above another range named GL Balance at (A4). I want to use xlRng.CopyFromRecordset to update the adjustment range. The number of rows in the recordset can vary so I need to resize the range so that it inserts additional rows between itself and the GLBalance range. I have tried xlRng.resize(i) where i is the number of rows and this overwrites whats in the cells below it. And I have tried xlRng.rows(i).insert xlShiftDown and this doesnt seems to insert but just fill cells until its hits the next range (GLBalance) and then stops. So how do I increase the size of a range by shifting everything below it down? thanks in advance. |
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