Inserting variable number of cells (not entire rows)

Yamezz

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I can find plenty of threads about inserting rows in this manner, but not individua cells.
What is the correct syntax to insert CellsToInsert number of cells into columns I and J?

For a single insert I currently have the code
VBA Code:
Range("I" & ErrCell.Row, "J" & ErrCell.Row).Insert xlShiftDown
 

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What is the correct syntax to insert CellsToInsert number of cells into columns I and J?
Maybe:
VBA Code:
Range("I" & ErrCell.Row, "J" & ErrCell.Row).Resize(CellsToInsert).Insert xlShiftDown
 
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You're welcome, glad to help & thanks for the feedback.:)
 
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