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I have a table (list) of property addresses sorted by location, which is the
left-most column in the table. Sometimes, locations happen to be rather long. To save space on the printed copy, I would like to set the locations column out of the print range, and, in order to break the table according to locations, insert a new table row just above any row which starts a new location. I'm in need for good VBA code which will 1) scan the Locations column, top to bottom, for a change in location, and when such a change is detected 2) insert a new table row just above that row 3) Copy the new location text and 4) paste it one row above and one column to the right from the copied cell. Could any one please help me with this code? |
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