I have now moved to Excel 2007. One function I use a lot is cutting a row and
inserting it in another location. Previously I highlighted the row and cut,
this would not only take the contents into the buffer but also delete the
row. I would then highlight a new row and select insert. This would create a
new row and copy the contents of the buffer into that row. In excel 2007 when
I do this not only does it not delete the row but it doesn't create a new row
when I insert.

Hi

It sounds as though you are using Cutpaste instead of CutInsert Cut cells.

That is the method in XL2003 also.
Works fine for me in XL2007

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Regards
Roger Govier



"lmch" wrote in message
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I have now moved to Excel 2007. One function I use a lot is cutting a row
and
inserting it in another location. Previously I highlighted the row and
cut,
this would not only take the contents into the buffer but also delete the
row. I would then highlight a new row and select insert. This would create
a
new row and copy the contents of the buffer into that row. In excel 2007
when
I do this not only does it not delete the row but it doesn't create a new
row
when I insert.