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How to add new rows between non blank rows (rows with data) using Visual Basic 6 0- Excel 2003

Asked by Jammerules in Visual Basic Programming, Microsoft Excel Spreadsheet Software

Tags: Microsoft Excel, Excel 2003, Microsoft Visual Basic 6

Hello experts,

Greetings! I am outta ideas to get a fix for my problem. Here is the deal. I have an excel file with the following data:

Server           L Size- Full      Shelf Name  Shelf Count   Index Name  Index Size
********            ************       **************  **************   *************   ************
wpsbs5pb      19.99 GB         Shelf0001     12233            Index0001       1.38 GB
                                                                                        Index0002        1.34 GB

wpsbd5pb      33.99 GB         Shelf0001     15533            Index0001       5.38 GB
                                             Shelf0002     12233            Index0003       1.38 GB

Now, programatically, I want to include two more rows for the shelf of the server "wpsbs5pb"...so that the worksheet looks like this:

Server           L Size- Full      Shelf Name  Shelf Count   Index Name  Index Size
********            ************       **************  **************   *************   ************
wpsbs5pb      19.99 GB         Shelf0001     12233            Index0001       1.38 GB
                                             Shelf0002     10003            Index0002        1.34 GB
                                             Shelf0003     12233            

wpsbd5pb      33.99 GB         Shelf0001     15533            Index0001       5.38 GB
                                             Shelf0002     12233            Index0003       1.38 GB

Any ideas on how to do it?  More specifically, my logic first writes the following column data - Server,  L Size- Full,  Index Name, Index Size and then it tries to write Shelf Name and Shelf Size data. If at any place, it finds that there are more shelf count than index count (e.g., Shelf0001, shelf0002 and shelf0003 and only two indexes  - index0001, index0002) then eventually it is messing up the worksheet. any quick response is greatly appreciated. Oh btw, I tried xlsheet1.rows.insert shift:= xlDown but to no avail. Thanks!
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