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Trying to figure out the best way to use an "IF" statement in a macro that
will move data down to the next row. Have a spreadsheet that has the following columns: Name-Address-City-State-Child1name-Child1DOB-Child1age-Child1sex-Child2name-Child2DOB-Child2age-Child2sex-Child3name-Child3DOB-Child3age-Child3sex. The first 4 columns will remain the same. However, if the parent has several children, the formula/macro can identify the columns and insert them below, matching the columns above. So now the data should show: Name-Address-City-State-Child1name-Child1DOB-Child1age-Child1sex Child2name-Child2DOB-Child2age-Child2sex Child3name-Child3DOB-Child3age-Child3sex |
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