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hi,

I'm trying to write a macro which inserts rows depending on a number in a
cell at the end of the row/information.

Ie. if the number in the cell is 4 insert 4 rows. number = 7, 7 rows.

If needs to sweep through column m looking for numbers and inserting rows
until the it goes blank.

cheers for any advise in advance...




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Assumes A1 contains the value for the number of rows.
Range("D7") is arbitrary. You can start with ActiveCell or any other
cell designation.

Sub dk()
Range("D7").Resize(Range("A1").Value, 1).EntireRow.Insert
End Sub




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hi,

I'm trying to write a macro which inserts rows depending on a number in a
cell at the end of the row/information.

Ie. if the number in the cell is 4 insert 4 rows. number = 7, 7 rows.

If needs to sweep through column m looking for numbers and inserting rows
until the it goes blank.

cheers for any advise in advance...






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