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If you want to delete the entire row(s) of the selection, you can use
Selection.EntireRow.Delete
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Excel 2007 tables have this feature to add row by pressing the keyboard tab on last cell of last row. But if the workbook is protected the error message is displayed saying "cannot use this table feature with protected worksheets".
I want to enable add row feature on protected worksheet. Is it possible?
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If you want to delete the entire row(s) of the selection, you can use
Selection.EntireRow.Delete
Thanks Hans,
I have done it using another way. I have hiddent the last row of the array and I used row function to get row number of that row. Whenever new row is added the row number returned is the number of row below newly added row. I kept the number in other cell and in the macro using value property i take that number add 1 to it and insert the copied row.
You are very good at vb programming ..thanks again.
Try this:
Sub CopRow()
Dim r As Long
ActiveSheet.Unprotect
r = ActiveSheet.Cells.Find(What:="*", SearchOrder:=xlByRows, _
SearchDirection:=xlPrevious).Row + 1
Rows(34).Copy
Rows(r).Insert
ActiveSheet.Protect
End Sub
It's great that you managed to create a macro yourself!
In many situations, it is not necessary to select ranges in VBA. Your macro could be shortened to
Sub CopyRow()
ActiveSheet.Unprotect
Rows(34).Copy
Rows(54).Insert
ActiveSheet.Protect
End Sub
worked!!! Thanks a lot!!!