inserting new blank columns every nth column

grantdowie

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Hello

I would like to add three new blank columns to an Excel spreadsheet using VBA after every 7 columns and I would very much appreciate any help to do this.

Thanks

Grant
 
Hi Fluff

I just started leaning VBA by doing. This is really helpful.

I am trying to copy the formulas in the last non-blank column (e.g. column I, R, etc ) and paste them to the new inserted blank columns. I was trying to use the above codes and modify them.
It seems that I am already lost.

Can you help me with this?

Really appreciate your help!

Regards,
Mike
 
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