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inserting entire blank columns in pre-existing worksheets

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    inserting entire blank columns in pre-existing worksheets

    firstly, i have cross-posted this thread so here is the URL for the same thread in the other forum.

    http://www.ozgrid.com/forum/showthre...164#post373164

    whats up everybody? i have to use two excel worksheets that someone else already created to make CSV (comma seperated value) files. these CSV files are to be dumped into a database. the problem is that the table has more fields than the spreadsheet does (the spreadsheet has 3 fields - network, mask, size - and the table has 10 fields). i can insert one entire column before (to the left of) network (for the ID field in the table) without a problem, but when i try to insert entire blank columns after size (to the right of the pre-existing columns) it only makes columns for the first 14 rows. i know this because when i save it as a CSV file there are only 6 extra commas for the first 14 rows. is there a way to insert an entire blank column for the entire spreadsheet (as in all the way to the bottom)? i dont want to have to manually type in all those commas. i am using excel 2002. any help is greatly appreciated! and please ask me to clarify or post some of the spreadsheet if you need me to.
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    Thanks!

    Sickly_Man, welcome to excel forum and thank you for adhering to the rules and supplying the link to the cross post which makes helping folk so much easier!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Simon Lloyd
    Sickly_Man, welcome to excel forum and thank you for adhering to the rules and supplying the link to the cross post which makes helping folk so much easier!
    uhh sure....but can you help me?

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    BUMP! can anyone help me?

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    this problem has been resolved. w00t!

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