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![]() Sorry this may be a stupid question We have an old spread sheet converted from Lotus 123. There was a short key "Alt+d" that would delete the selected line and insert a line further down on the spread sheet, just above the row with all our totals. (Also there is a section below the "totals" row with summary totals of everything on the spread sheet.) This would allow all the formulas at the bottom of the spread sheet to not be affected when a row above was deleted. Was this a macro of some sort in Lotus? Is there some was to do this in Excel. -- SC |