Help needed to insert rows with average and standard deviation after specific text

mehndi89

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Hi,

I have a spreadsheet with around 900 rows and lots of sets of duplicates that I need to separate from each other and analyze. I need a macro to insert 3 blank rows after every set of 9 that can be identified by the text in the last row of column A which will include the words "Site 9".

Then I want to copy the value of the last row column A into the first inserted row and include the averages of all the values above in columns B to I.

In the second blank row I want to include the standard deviation.

The third inserted row should be left blank.

Here is a glimpse of how it looks:

Before macro
:

A
B
Stage Label
Total Cells
A01 : Site 1
261
A01 : Site 2
177
A01 : Site 3
46
A01 : Site 4
66
A01 : Site 5
118
A01 : Site 6
123
A01 : Site 7
39
A01 : Site 8
23
A01 : Site 9
93
A02 : Site 1
472
A02 : Site 2
370
A02 : Site 3
398
A02 : Site 4
296
A02 : Site 5
266
A02 : Site 6
320
A02 : Site 7
153
A02 : Site 8
164
A02 : Site 9
362

<tbody>
</tbody>

After macro:

A
B
Stage Label
Total Cells
A01 : Site 1
261
A01 : Site 2
177
A01 : Site 3
46
A01 : Site 4
66
A01 : Site 5
118
A01 : Site 6
123
A01 : Site 7
39
A01 : Site 8
23
A01 : Site 9
93
A01 average
105.11111
A01 std dev
76.025398
A02 : Site 1
472
A02 : Site 2
370
A02 : Site 3
398
A02 : Site 4
296
A02 : Site 5
266
A02 : Site 6
320
A02 : Site 7
153
A02 : Site 8
164
A02 : Site 9
362
A02 average
311.22222
A02 std dev
105.16389

<tbody>
</tbody>

Right now I only have a macro for inserting rows as shown:

Sub Insert3Rows()
Dim c As Range
For Each c In Range("A2:A10000")
If c.Value Like "*Site 9*" Then
c.Offset(1, 0).EntireRow.Insert
c.Offset(1, 0).EntireRow.Insert
c.Offset(1, 0).EntireRow.Insert
End If
Next c
End Sub

Is there a simple way to combine everything so I can insert the blank rows, label column a and calculate average & standard deviation?
 
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