AfterInsert in Excel?

StevenHPerry

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Is there an equivalent to Access's AfterInsert event?

Or some other equivalent method? Here's what I'm trying to do...

On a protected sheet, I have user entry colums on the left which feed protected calculated columns on the right. I want to insert a brand new row (by normal Excel method, right click Insert Row) in the mix and copy down the calculated column formulas.

Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.

Steve Perry
 

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