Insert a row
Is it possible based on a formula to insert an additional row. For example,
If cell A5=25, I want to insert a row and duplicate the existing row.. |
Insert a row
A formula in a cell can only change the value in that cell, it cant change
anything else unless you use VBA code by using the Worksheet_Change event or suchlike, Regards, Alan. "Mindie" wrote in message ... Is it possible based on a formula to insert an additional row. For example, If cell A5=25, I want to insert a row and duplicate the existing row.. |
Insert a row
Not with a formula. Formula only return values. You can use a macro
if range("a5")=25 then ActiveCell.EntireRow.Copy ActiveCell.Offset(1).entirerow.Insert Application.CutCopyMode = False -- Don Guillett SalesAid Software "Mindie" wrote in message ... Is it possible based on a formula to insert an additional row. For example, If cell A5=25, I want to insert a row and duplicate the existing row.. |
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