Insert 10 Rows from a given Row No

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Where is this "given row" coming from?
Do you want a prompt asking them to enter it, or do you just want to run it from the current/active row?
 
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Try this:
Code:
Sub MyInsertRows()
    Dim num As Long
'   Prompt for row number
    num = InputBox("What row number would you like to insert rows under?")
'   Insert rows
    Rows(num + 1 & ":" & num + 10).Insert Shift:=xlDown
End Sub
 
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Try this:
Code:
Sub MyInsertRows()
    Dim num As Long
'   Prompt for row number
    num = InputBox("What row number would you like to insert rows under?")
'   Insert rows
    Rows(num + 1 & ":" & num + 10).Insert Shift:=xlDown
End Sub

Awesome! thanks you so much !
 
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You are welcome!
:)
 
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