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  Question Asked By: Aubrey Schmidt   on Jan 07 In MS Office Category.

  
Question Answered By: Ellen Simpson   on Jan 07

Is there a way to do this that isn't too difficult?

I suppose that that depends on your definition of too
difficult. Break the problem down into smaller parts and
solve for each part.

Store the current row in a variable (startRow).

Figure out how to determine a row is empty. You will
probably be safe testing for a value in the first column.
Store this value in a variable (currentRow).

If you have only one row (currentRow == startRow + 1),
you can just insert  its data  again for the average. For
more than one row (currentRow > startRow + 1), you will
need to insert an average for each column thus for.

I am new to this list, but I assume you are not here
for someone to write a script for you. Some of the tasks
involved in this solution can be recorded macros. You can,
for example, record a macro to insert a row and then look
at the macro source to create general code to insert rows.

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