MS Excel
 

Spreadsheet which I have previously been able to Insert Rows to now gives me
the message "MS cannot shift nonblank cells off the worksheet". I have used
this spreadsheet for over 10 years and have never encountered this before.

MS Excel
 

It means you have data in a row that would be deleted if your insert was
done. If you're inserting just one row then there's data in the last
row. If you're inserting 10 rows then there's data in at least one of
the last 10 rows. Keep in mind that when you insert a row Excel has to
delete a row to compensate for it.


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You apparently have some values in the last row of the sheet. Take a look
and see if anything is visible. If you see nothing, there may be a cell(s)
that have a space or some non-visible entry. Delete that row and see what
happens


"BonnieSC" wrote:

Spreadsheet which I have previously been able to Insert Rows to now gives me
the message "MS cannot shift nonblank cells off the worksheet". I have used
this spreadsheet for over 10 years and have never encountered this before.