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Adding Blank Cells ?

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Robert11 - 07 Dec 2007 12:21 GMT
Hello,

Lets say I have a page of data pretty well filled up.

I am in column, e.g., D, and would just like to add a few blank cells
between some existing data in this column only.

I can't do a Insert a line as that would mess all the other columns also.

How can I easily add just a few blank cells, And have Everything below these
new blank cells
move down accordingly and safely ?

Thanks,
Bob
David Biddulph - 07 Dec 2007 13:48 GMT
Select the range of cells where you want the insertion.
Either right click and choose Insert, or go to the Insert menu and choose
Cells.
Select "move cells down"
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> Hello,
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> Bob
Robert11 - 07 Dec 2007 20:15 GMT
Hi,

Much thanks.

Happy holidays.

Bob

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> Select the range of cells where you want the insertion.
> Either right click and choose Insert, or go to the Insert menu and choose
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>> Thanks,
>> Bob

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