titanium_hwite
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Hey there,
I've tried searching for this question before and have found several answers if the new rows are in the same sheet, but I'm needing to create rows in a separate sheet. My experience with excel is quite limited, and I'd say severely limited when it comes to VBA!
In sheet A, I have several columns (A to M) that I can fill in based on the information of an item and some of these items have multiple sub-items. In column N I can select "Yes; No" depending on if there are any sub-items and with column O I can define the number of sub-items.
Data from sheet A columns A to C are automatically copied over to sheet B, and with sheet B I'd like to go into more granular details with the sub-items if they're selected. To do this, I'd need to enter new rows below that main item.
For example, if I enter "3" in sheet A, column O, then I'd need 3 rows to be entered below the main item in sheet B.
I hope this makes sense, if so, would this be at all possible in excel? Any help would be greatly appreciated!
Many thanks
I've tried searching for this question before and have found several answers if the new rows are in the same sheet, but I'm needing to create rows in a separate sheet. My experience with excel is quite limited, and I'd say severely limited when it comes to VBA!
In sheet A, I have several columns (A to M) that I can fill in based on the information of an item and some of these items have multiple sub-items. In column N I can select "Yes; No" depending on if there are any sub-items and with column O I can define the number of sub-items.
Data from sheet A columns A to C are automatically copied over to sheet B, and with sheet B I'd like to go into more granular details with the sub-items if they're selected. To do this, I'd need to enter new rows below that main item.
For example, if I enter "3" in sheet A, column O, then I'd need 3 rows to be entered below the main item in sheet B.
I hope this makes sense, if so, would this be at all possible in excel? Any help would be greatly appreciated!
Many thanks