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Insert cells at end of selection
Thanks Rick,
The only problem is that it is inserting the row, two rows above the last row in teh range with data, not above the last row. The last row has a merged cell A:H. Will this affect it? Kirsty "Rick Rothstein" wrote: This should do what you want, just assign the number of rows of cells in Columns A through R to insert to the NumberOfBlankRows variable (I used 4 for my example code)... Sub InsertBlankCellsColumnsAtoR() Dim LastRow As Long, NumberOfBlankRows NumberOfBlankRows = 4 LastRow = Range("A3:R1000").Find(What:="*", SearchOrder:=xlColumns, _ SearchDirection:=xlPrevious, LookIn:=xlValues).Row Intersect(Range("A:R"), Rows(LastRow)).Resize(NumberOfBlankRows).Insert End Sub -- Rick (MVP - Excel) "Kirsty" wrote in message ... Hi, I have a macro that I want to change to go look in a range of cells A3:R1000 and find the last row with data. I then want to step back and insert cells above this row. Eg, i have data in row 140, so I want to insert cells to get a blank lot of cells in row 140 from columns A to R. Is this possible? Kirsty . |
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