Adding Borders To Cells Of Inserted Rows

Ark68

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  2. 2016
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I have this code that inserts blank rows to size the overall table to fill a page.

Rich (BB code):
               With va
                    .Activate
                    markrow = Application.WorksheetFunction.Match("mark", .Range("A1:A200"), 0)
                    llrow = markrow + 4
                    For Each q In .Range("A1:A" & llrow)
                        ptrh = ptrh + q.Height
                    Next q
                    diff = dph - ptrh
                    rta = WorksheetFunction.RoundDown((diff / 12.75), 0)
                    MsgBox "Default page height:   579.75 pts" & Chr(13) & "Current page height:   " & ptrh & " pts" & Chr(13) & "Difference:   " & diff & " pts" & Chr(13) & "Rows to add:   " & rta
                    If rta > 0 Then
                        a_pda = WorksheetFunction.RoundDown((0.6 * rta), 0)
                        a_fma = rta - a_pda
                        fmarow = Application.WorksheetFunction.Match("Facility Maintenance Activities", .Range("A1:A200"), 0)
                        lrow_pda = fmarow - 3
                        Set ac = ActiveSheet.Cells(lrow_pda, 1)
                        For add_apda = 1 To a_pda
                            ac.offset(add_apda).EntireRow.Insert
                        Next add_apda
                        .Range("H" & lrow_pda + 1 & ":Q" & lrow_pda + a_pda).Interior.ColorIndex = RGB(0, 0, 0)
                        fmarow = Application.WorksheetFunction.Match("mark", .Range("A1:A200"), 0)
                        lrow_fma = fmarow - 1
                        Set ac = ActiveSheet.Cells(lrow_fma, 1)
                        For add_afma = 1 To a_fma
                            ac.offset(add_afma).EntireRow.Insert
                        Next add_afma
                    End If
                    On Error Resume Next
                    .Range("A" & lrow_fma + a_fma) = ""
                    On Error GoTo 0
                    gh1 = Application.WorksheetFunction.Match("mark", .Range("A:A"), 0)
                    .Range("A" & gh1) = ""
                End With

Th code inblue is doing the actual adding. I have no problem with the concept.
The problem I am having is with borders.
The table cells are bordered with extrathin black lines top and bottom and thin lines to the left and right.
After the lines are inserted, I am missing extrathin lines in the range for which the rows were inserted. The range of cells in column B that don't have the extrathin horizontal borders always fall directly under a merged cell.

https://image.ibb.co/jriuQk/30_04.jpg

What code could I use, and where can I add it, to return the horizontal line to the cells missing them.

I see these maybe used ...

Rich (BB code):
 .LineStyle = xlContinuous 
 .Weight = xlThin 
 .ColorIndex = 1
 

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