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Default Ribbon command idMso for "Insert Cells"?

Trying to customize Excel 2007's ribbon "Home" tab, "Insert" split button and
menu. I have successfully overridden the "Insert" button on the split button
(command idMso = "CellsInsertSmart"). I have successfully overridden the
"Insert Cells..." button on the split button menu (command idMso =
"CellsInsertDialog").

But, a problem arises when I select an entire row/column and use the split
button menu. The "Insert Cells..." changes to "Insert Cells" and is no
longer recognized by my ribbon customization. I assume that I do not have
the correct idMso.

I have looked at all published resources I can find (e.g., charts from
MSFT), and I cannot find this. It is not "SheetColumnsInsert",
"SheetRowsInsert", or "InsertCellstMenu" (at least they don't work for this
menu option).

Has anyone seen this? Have a solution?
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