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    Exclamation Macro - paste a row for a certain num of rows below

    Hello,

    Say I have a row with data in row 3 while my selection is a couple of rows below row 3. (All the cells are empty below row 3)

    From my current location, I reach the row 3 and while performing a count of the number of rows elapsed to get to the row with data. After recording this macro manually (using a row count macro ofcourse), this is the code that got generated so far:
    Range(Selection, Selection.End(xlUp)).Select 
    Application.Run "Results_BW.xls!CountRow" 
    Where the code for CountRow is:
    Sub CountRow() 
    myCountRow = Selection.Rows.Count
    All I would like to know is how to get Excel to copy a row a certain number of rows below it, where the number is the row count I just performed.

    If there is any need for further clarification then please let me know! Any help is appreciated.
    Last edited by Leith Ross; 09-16-2009 at 01:54 PM. Reason: Added Code Tags

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    Re: Macro - paste a row for a certain num of rows below

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