oExcel.Rows(5).Insert() inserts before the row specified. There are

parameters to the Insert() method, but I don't know off the top of head what

the parameters are. Once you've inserted a row, you can put you copy in

that new blank row.

Fred

On Tue, Mar 1, 2011 at 11:55 AM, Jerry Foote <jerryf@footegroup.com> wrote:

> Fred

> I did not make my self clear, I need to insert the copied row into the

> sheet

> so that for a time I have two records with the same data. It looks like it

> just copy the data to the new row.

> Ideally the record I copy will be inserted before of after the select

> record

> Sorry

> Thanks Jerry

>

>

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> Subject: Re: Copy Excel Row with automation

>

> Whoops, that should be:

>

> Copy row 5 with formulas and data to row 10:

>

> oExcel.Rows(5).Select()

> oRow=oExcel.Selection

> oRow.Copy(oExcel.Rows(10))

>

>

> Fred

>

>

> On Tue, Mar 1, 2011 at 10:28 AM, Jerry Foote

> <jerryfoote@bellsouth.net>wrote:

>

> > I need to copy a row with the formulas from a excel sheet and then insert

> > it

> > somewhere else and then change some data in the row

> >

> > I can change data and insert formulas but hoping for a copy option

> >

> >

> >

> > Thanks Jerry

> >

> >

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