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Recently Im working on creating an Excel worksheet which users need to
insert row(s) under each record (row) in order to enter further information.
The number of row(s) inserted equals to the round up value of, for example,
column C (i.e. 2.1 becomes 3, 2.6 becomes 3, etc). Column C contains
formulate calculates based on the value from column A and B in the same row.

There is another worksheet in the same workbook extracts part of the info
from the first sheet. Each row in this 2nd sheet associates with the row in
the first sheet (each record from both sheets has and keeps the same row
number).

Im trying to figure out an easy way for user to do this, like push a
button, to insert the required amount of row(s) in both sheets at the right
place but still not sure if this is feasible. Hope someone here can offer
some comments, thanks!

 
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