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Inserting a new table row without copying formats
I'm using the following code to insert a new row in a table.
Sheets(ToSheet).Range(ToTable).Rows(CursorTableRow Num) _ .Insert Shift:=xlDown, CopyOrigin:=xlFormatFromLeftOrAbove This copies all formating from the above row to the new row. How do I change/add code to avoid copying any row format info and just set cols 1,2,6 & 7 to General format, col 3 to numeric, no decimals, and col 4&5 to date mm/dd/yy format, while everything else sets to a default cell format. I appreciate your help, -John |
Inserting a new table row without copying formats
the default formating would be General. You could make the entire new row
General and then change columns 3 to numeric and column 4&5 to date like this with Sheets(ToSheet).Range(ToTable) .Rows(CursorTableRowNum).Insert Shift:=xlDown, _ CopyOrigin:=xlFormatFromLeftOrAbove .Rows(CursorTableRowNum).numberformat = "General" .Cells(CursorTableRowNum,"C").Numberformat = "0.00" .Cells(CursorTableRowNum,"D").Numberformat = "mm/dd/yy" .Cells(CursorTableRowNum,"E").Numberformat = "mm/dd/yy" End with "John" wrote: I'm using the following code to insert a new row in a table. Sheets(ToSheet).Range(ToTable).Rows(CursorTableRow Num) _ .Insert Shift:=xlDown, CopyOrigin:=xlFormatFromLeftOrAbove This copies all formating from the above row to the new row. How do I change/add code to avoid copying any row format info and just set cols 1,2,6 & 7 to General format, col 3 to numeric, no decimals, and col 4&5 to date mm/dd/yy format, while everything else sets to a default cell format. I appreciate your help, -John |
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