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Insert Multiple Row/Columns in a Worksheet


bcd

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I would like the ability to add multiple rows in a worksheet not limited by the number of selected rows, or limited by dragging the bottom right handle of the ws.

Currently if I want to add 7 rows in the center or a 4 row ws I need to:

select rows 3&4 >insert rows,

select rows 3-6 >Insert Rows

select any single row from 2 to 7>Insert rows.

 

I would like Insert Rows>selection or count?>7 enter.

Edited by bcd
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Here are scripts to enter a user entered number of rows and columns. These are created Above and the Left of the currently selected cell.

 

You can use the Plugin Editor and paste these into blank menu commands and then add them to your workspace or you can just paste them into blank scripts and use them from a script palette.

 

Procedure Insert_WS_Rows;

{© 2017 Patrick Stanford pat@coviana.com}
{Licensed under the LGPL}
{No warranty expressed or implied. Use at your own risk}
{Possibility of error between keyboard and chair exists}

Var	H1			:Handle;
	CCR, CCC, TRR, LRC, TRS, BRR, RRC, BRS, N1	:Integer;
	
Begin
	H1:=GetTopVisibleWS;
	If GetTypeN(H1) = 18 then
		Begin
			GetWSSelection(H1, CCR, CCC, TRR, LRC, TRS, BRR, RRC, BRS);
			N1:=IntDialog('Number of Rows to Insert','1');
			InsertWSRows(H1, CCR, N1);
		End;
End;

Run(Insert_WS_Rows);

 

Procedure Insert_WS_Columns;

{© 2017 Patrick Stanford pat@coviana.com}
{Licensed under the LGPL}
{No warranty expressed or implied. Use at your own risk}
{Possibility of error between keyboard and chair exists}

Var	H1,H2			:Handle;
	CCR, CCC, TRR, LRC, TRS, BRR, RRC, BRS, N1	:Integer;
	
Begin
	H1:=GetTopVisibleWS;
	If GetTypeN(H1)=18 then
		Begin
			GetWSSelection(H1, CCR, CCC, TRR, LRC, TRS, BRR, RRC, BRS);
			N1:=IntDialog('Number of Columns to Insert','1');
			InsertWSColumns(H1, CCC, N1);
		End;
End;

Run(Insert_WS_Columns);

 

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