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    inserting row using macro

    Hi I"m toally new to Macros...I'm trying to record a macro to insert rows using the following, but it's not copying the formulas in some cells...
    I've added a radio button and assigned the macro, but it seems to add a blank row without filling down with the formulas from the cells above. Can anyone help with what I need to change to make sure the inset row picks up formulas from row above?
    Range: A to Y
    I'm trying to get the macro to add rows above the "radio button" i created on the last cell. The formulas in some cells pickup data entered in other worksheets within the same workbook.

    I'm using:

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    Looking forward to any help!

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    Last edited by Dannypak; 03-18-2009 at 02:10 PM.

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    Re: inserting row using macro

    Try with this code:
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    Re: inserting row using macro

    That worked great!
    one little problem it runs into is:
    when the cursor is not at the "Insert Row" radio button, it inserts rows, but copies the formula from above rather than filling down:

    i.e. =sum(a3+1), then next cell should read =sum(a4+1) but it copies the same =sum(a3+1).

    Any way to fix? how about to add 5 new rows rather than just one?

    Thanks again!!

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