Hi there, I need to add over 100 rows on the top of my check register worksheet, is there any way to do automatically?
thx
Hi there, I need to add over 100 rows on the top of my check register worksheet, is there any way to do automatically?
thx
When you say "on the top of my check register worksheet", do you mean that you want to insert 100 rows at a particular location, ie row 2 or row 3? Please clarify?
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In the Name Box (left of the formula bar and just above the row number column) enter $1:100 and hit enter. Right click on a ROW number on the left and choose INSERT. 100 rows will be inserted. (from row 1 to row 100.)
If you want to start at a different row other than 1, change the 1 to the starting row and add the starting row -1 to the 100 so if you start in row 3 the entry would be $3:102
You can record a macro to do this and
Last edited by newdoverman; 04-06-2014 at 09:38 AM.
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Hi, your formula worked just great one worksheet. I have another worksheet with a table on the first 4 columns and I'm getting this mess. "THIS OPERATION IS NOT ALLOWED. THE OPERATION IS ATTEMPTING TO SHIFT CELL IN A TABLE ON YOUR WORKSHEET". I did tried $E3:100, it didn't work.
Thx.
I can't replicate your problem. Can you post a copy of your workbook? The E3:100 reference won't work. If you are going to use E3 it would have to be E3:E100 which would select the column E from row 3 to 100.
3:100 selects all the columns from row 3 to 100. In my original $3:100 the $ is not necessary 3:100 will do exactly the same.
Last edited by newdoverman; 04-06-2014 at 02:14 PM.
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