Moving a row in Excel
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10 Nov 2016 à 14:48
yg_be Posts 23437 Registration date Sunday 8 June 2008 Status Contributor Last seen 6 June 2025 - 13 Nov 2016 à 04:24
yg_be Posts 23437 Registration date Sunday 8 June 2008 Status Contributor Last seen 6 June 2025 - 13 Nov 2016 à 04:24
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yg_be
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Do you want to do that manually (a few times), or automatically?
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How do you want to trigger that move?
You want to move (copy then delete the original) a single row, right?
You want to move (copy then delete the original) a single row, right?
Yes,I wanted to copy and delete the row in the original spreadsheet. And need to do it multiple times whenever need. Thanks
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To start with, I propose that you develop a solution doing what you require between two sheets of the same spreadsheet.
If you agree, I propose that you start by recording a macro while you manually do the move. You will then enhance the recorded macro according to your requirements (still on a single worksheet).
You can later, once it is fully operational within a single spreadsheet, easily enhance it to go to another spreadsheet.
If you agree, I propose that you start by recording a macro while you manually do the move. You will then enhance the recorded macro according to your requirements (still on a single worksheet).
You can later, once it is fully operational within a single spreadsheet, easily enhance it to go to another spreadsheet.