Enabling Animation To Add New Row Macro

miketurn

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I think I already know the answer to this one, but....

The two lines of code below allow you to "add" or "delete" rows.

Code:
Selection.EntireRow.Insert

Selection.EntireRow.Insert

If you use the built in tools to "add rows" or "delete rows" it contains an animation of the rows being added or deleted.
If you use a macro code for these tools, the animation is no longer there.

Is there by any chance, a piece of coding that can get these animations into your macro?
As stated above I would imagine those animation are coded within Excel itself, but I thought I would just ask just in case.

Thank You
 

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