If you have selected a cell in a table or a whole row in excel sheet, this shortcut to insert a row will immediately insert a row in table or excel sheet.

To insert multiple rows at once, select multiple rows and hit CTRLSHIFT.

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Well in Mac 2016 it is same as windows but in older versions it was ControlI.

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In one column, ex.

Column A, there is a number sequence from 1 to 13 and then it starts with 1 again.

I would need a macro that inserts a blank row where ever there is a row missing.

Example: Column A Column B Column C 1 data data 2 data data 4 data data 5 data data 1 data data 2 data data 3 data data 5 data data 1 data data.

I have tried some solutions but they seem only to work on a sequence of continuos numbers.

I run into trouble wit a sequence that runs up to 13 and then starts over with one again.

If the first value (cell A1) is not 1 then the macro does not work properly so Ive updated the macro with a test for the value in cell A1 and correcting if this value is not 1.

And everything is fine unless the last row, a number 5, is missing.

I then run the macro and all missing rows will be inserted except the last one.

This macro will always give you a range of values from 1 to 5 in column A.

If I try to use this macro for column D instead of column A the problem with the last lines persists.

I naively thought I could change all Column A references in the macro to Column D instead.

But when I do that, and if the last row (row 5) is one of the missing rows, it does not show up.

I also discovered that if there is no info in column A when I run the macro, this last number 5 turnes up in cell A3.

I tried to fix this but I do not see the where the problem lies.

Alf Ps Thanks for rep so Ill forget about Latte but thanks anyhow.

Apart from changing the A1 to D1 I also discovered that i had to change the following: from j Cells(Rows.Count, 1).End(xlUp).Row to j Cells(Rows.Count, 4).End(xlUp).Row and so on for the other lines with Cells.

I have tested the final macro many times now and it seems to work splendidly.

Macro For Inserting Rows In Excel Mac