Hi everybody!
Im trying to insert N cells (fx 4) as a row, m (fx 5) times, i.e. i would like to insert NxM cells, where A2 is the first of them.
The reason it cannot be an entire row, is that i have a graph next to my data, and it's not so neat that when i push down cells i shift the graphs down as well. Tried google, but usualy people only insert multiple, entire rows.
Does anybody know how to do this in VBA?
Im currently using this one, to insert N rows (in this case N = iWeather)
shtHis.Range("A2", shtHis.Cells(2, iWeather + 1)).Insert Shift:=xlDown, CopyOrigin:=xlFormatFromLeftOrAbove
But i would like to do this M times? There must be a smarter way of doing this than a loop!
hi JKB
can you add a file with two sheets which display before and after macro table structure?
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In Excel you can't 'add/insert' rows nor columns: rows.count and columns.count are fixed.
In your case I'd consider moving the graph 5 columns to the right.
Okay... The problem was embarrissingly simple! You just define the range you want to insert, fx:
sht.Range("A2", sht.Cells(N, M)).Insert shift:=xlDown, copyorigin:=xlFormatFromLeftOrAbove
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