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I have a spreadsheet which has a large number of products. The product # is
in Column A, the Year (2004 QTY, 2005 QTY, 2006 QTY) is in Column G and the monthly data is in Columns H through T. A product may have just one row (for example, Stew may have data for 2006 QTY and that's it - no 2004 or 2005) or it may have all three rows (2004 QTY, 2005 QTY, 2006 QTY). I would like to create a macro which would use a formula to look to see if Column G contains the words "2006 QTY" and, if it does, then insert three rows under the row containing that phrase. Is this possible? It needs to do this for the entire workbook. TIA. |
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