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Insert Blank rows into table using functions

Posted on February 5, 2012 By ANmar No Comments on Insert Blank rows into table using functions

Here you will see how to work with functions to insert a blank row every certain number of rows in a table using a blank sheet to copy all values of that table into the new sheet
Then using Copy > Paste Special to make them constants
The new thing is that this is all done using only functions (Except the Copy and Paste for sure)

Formula used:

=IF(ROW()/$F$1=INT(ROW()/$F$1),"",INDIRECT("Sheet1!"&CHAR(COLUMN()+64)&INT(ROW()/$F$1)-(INT(ROW()/$F$1))*2+ROW()))

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