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Good Afternoon,
I use Excel 2003 in Win XP. I am creating a spreadsheet that includes multiple "CTRL + L" lists for the purposes of scheduling concerts. The lists a 1. pieces to be performed 2. musicians involved 3. rehearsal times 4. Tasks to complete When I add items to a list, it takes up a row beneath. My question: Is there a way to set up the list so that it INSERTS a NEW row instead of taking the row below? Thus, when I add to a list it pushes the other stuff down. This way there is not unused space that I must reserve for each list. I'd like to avoid leaving unnecessary blank rows. I'm a newish excel user. I carefully read other posts and the help files without finding an answer. Apologies if I'm asking a redundant question! I read info about INDEX, and "dynamic ranges" with no luck. Thanks, Brighella. |
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