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StuNVA

Inserting Rows
 

I have a spreadsheet that I need to insert a blank row under a number
everytime it changes. The column may have 500 rows and the first twenty
or so may all be the number 10 for example, the next five might be the
number 8, I need a row between the last number ten and the first number
eight. This may be repeated many times through the spreadsheet.

Any help would be appreciated, I am not really up to speed on Macros
and such but have a good handle on formula's, so if the problem is
fixed using macro's please use as plain english as you can.

Thanks

Stu


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bj

If your numbers are in column A
and if the numbers are truely equal
and if there are no blanks initially
try

sub blnkentery()
nr=Application.WorksheetFunction.counta("A:A")
for r = nr to 2 step -1
cells(nr,1.select
if cells(nr,1) < cells(nr-1,1) then Selection.EntireRow.Insert
next r
end sub



"StuNVA" wrote:


I have a spreadsheet that I need to insert a blank row under a number
everytime it changes. The column may have 500 rows and the first twenty
or so may all be the number 10 for example, the next five might be the
number 8, I need a row between the last number ten and the first number
eight. This may be repeated many times through the spreadsheet.

Any help would be appreciated, I am not really up to speed on Macros
and such but have a good handle on formula's, so if the problem is
fixed using macro's please use as plain english as you can.

Thanks

Stu


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