Macro to auto insert columns

[microdmr3796]

Hey All,

Im searching for a macro that will find matches based off a certain lookup value, and auto insert a row underneath for multiple matches.

The sheet where the macro will take place will look as such starting with column A: "Sheet1"

Lookup Values x x x x x x x Return 1 Return 2 x x x x



This is the sheet that's going to be searched: "Sheet2"
Lookup Values x I want this I want this x x x x x x x x x x

I want the macro to search sheet2 for "Lookup values" and return the values in the "I want this" columns (C&D) inside of the "return 1 & 2" columns

Additionally, where this gets tricky is that some lookup values have MULTIPLE matches. If there are 2 matches I want a row inserted under to accommodate the second match, placing all the return values in the same columns as specified above in 'Sheet1'.

***Columns labeled as "x" IN 'SHEET1' contain data that MUST align to the respective lookup value, so it's important that if a new row is inserted due to multiple matches, that the row extends PAST those "x" columns to keep the data aligned**

Please let me know if I can clarify further!

MrExcel: https://www.mrexcel.com/forum/excel-...ven-match.html
Excel Guru: https://www.excelguru.ca/forums/show...4340#post34340

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