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    Automatically add a blank row via macro, vba

    Hi,

    Please download the sample workbook first.

    I am just learning macro.

    Here What I want is:

    1. My data will start saving from "A9"
    2. As you can see from my sample book "A19" is called as "Total" and "E19" Will show the sum of "E9:E18"
    So if I start saving data and it reached to "A19" then it will automatically add a blank row.
    3. In my form Summary will show all the money collected.


    Sorry for my poor English.


    I have also posted this link on: https://www.mrexcel.com/board/thread...o-vba.1124482/

    Thanks in advance.
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    Re: Automatically add a blank row via macro

    Why not finally leave the pencil and paper era?

    I know we all used to have totals at the bottom of sheets of paper and carry forward balances as necessary, but why not enter the 21st century and keep a total at the top of the sheet so that the SUM formula never needs to be changed. Just make it cover sufficient rows for all eventualities.
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    Re: Automatically add a blank row via macro

    As you can see I have three requirements. If you please do that and upload the updated file will be great.

    Thanks

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    Re: Automatically add a blank row via macro

    Anyone please can help me.

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    Re: Automatically add a blank row via macro, vba

    Is there no one who will be kind enough to reply!!!!!!!!!

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    Re: Automatically add a blank row via macro, vba

    Its really important

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