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insert rows in list
Column A is lists each week beginning in 6-Jan-01 until the present. I would
like to create something that automatically inserts a row after every month since the file has 400+ rows and each month varies from 4-5 weeks. |
insert rows in list
Evelyn,
I don't understand. Is column A simply a list of dates? A month is 28, 29, 30 or 31 days long and not 4 or 5 weeks where do you want the line inserting? If the list is from 6/1/01 until today I make that 3000 rows. Please clarify. Mike "Evelyn" wrote: Column A is lists each week beginning in 6-Jan-01 until the present. I would like to create something that automatically inserts a row after every month since the file has 400+ rows and each month varies from 4-5 weeks. |
insert rows in list
Hi Mike,
Column A is listed below but begins in Jan 2001 and goes until the current week. I want to be able to have rows inserted after every month so a row would automatically be inserted after the 4 rows of Jan, then the 4 rows of Feb, 5 rows of Mar, etc... 6-Jan-01 13-Jan-01 20-Jan-01 27-Jan-01 3-Feb-01 10-Feb-01 17-Feb-01 24-Feb-01 3-Mar-01 10-Mar-01 17-Mar-01 24-Mar-01 31-Mar-01 "Mike H" wrote: Evelyn, I don't understand. Is column A simply a list of dates? A month is 28, 29, 30 or 31 days long and not 4 or 5 weeks where do you want the line inserting? If the list is from 6/1/01 until today I make that 3000 rows. Please clarify. Mike "Evelyn" wrote: Column A is lists each week beginning in 6-Jan-01 until the present. I would like to create something that automatically inserts a row after every month since the file has 400+ rows and each month varies from 4-5 weeks. |
insert rows in list
Evelyn
Right click your sheet tab, view code and paste this in and run it Sub sonic() lastrow = Cells(Rows.Count, "A").End(xlUp).Row For x = lastrow To 2 Step -1 If Month(Cells(x, 1)) < Month(Cells(x - 1, 1)) Then Rows(x).EntireRow.Insert End If Next End Sub Mike "Evelyn" wrote: Hi Mike, Column A is listed below but begins in Jan 2001 and goes until the current week. I want to be able to have rows inserted after every month so a row would automatically be inserted after the 4 rows of Jan, then the 4 rows of Feb, 5 rows of Mar, etc... 6-Jan-01 13-Jan-01 20-Jan-01 27-Jan-01 3-Feb-01 10-Feb-01 17-Feb-01 24-Feb-01 3-Mar-01 10-Mar-01 17-Mar-01 24-Mar-01 31-Mar-01 "Mike H" wrote: Evelyn, I don't understand. Is column A simply a list of dates? A month is 28, 29, 30 or 31 days long and not 4 or 5 weeks where do you want the line inserting? If the list is from 6/1/01 until today I make that 3000 rows. Please clarify. Mike "Evelyn" wrote: Column A is lists each week beginning in 6-Jan-01 until the present. I would like to create something that automatically inserts a row after every month since the file has 400+ rows and each month varies from 4-5 weeks. |
insert rows in list
Wow, that worked like a charm. Thanks for your help! Mike's help = awesome.
"Mike H" wrote: Evelyn Right click your sheet tab, view code and paste this in and run it Sub sonic() lastrow = Cells(Rows.Count, "A").End(xlUp).Row For x = lastrow To 2 Step -1 If Month(Cells(x, 1)) < Month(Cells(x - 1, 1)) Then Rows(x).EntireRow.Insert End If Next End Sub Mike "Evelyn" wrote: Hi Mike, Column A is listed below but begins in Jan 2001 and goes until the current week. I want to be able to have rows inserted after every month so a row would automatically be inserted after the 4 rows of Jan, then the 4 rows of Feb, 5 rows of Mar, etc... 6-Jan-01 13-Jan-01 20-Jan-01 27-Jan-01 3-Feb-01 10-Feb-01 17-Feb-01 24-Feb-01 3-Mar-01 10-Mar-01 17-Mar-01 24-Mar-01 31-Mar-01 "Mike H" wrote: Evelyn, I don't understand. Is column A simply a list of dates? A month is 28, 29, 30 or 31 days long and not 4 or 5 weeks where do you want the line inserting? If the list is from 6/1/01 until today I make that 3000 rows. Please clarify. Mike "Evelyn" wrote: Column A is lists each week beginning in 6-Jan-01 until the present. I would like to create something that automatically inserts a row after every month since the file has 400+ rows and each month varies from 4-5 weeks. |
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