Macro for pasting different ranges over the same amount of rows

gracenaqi

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  1. 365
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Hello,
I am doing a really tedious task and I am sure there has to be a macro to make this more efficient:
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I have about 40,000 of these lines that I need to paste in the blank rows below (9x each). The issue I am facing is that each line is different. Is there a script that can paste each of those lines all the way down my sheet, exactly 9 times each (so that there are 10 identical rows, then 10 different identical rows, and so on..)? It is sort of like a paste multiple times function but the row of data I want to paste changes every 10 rows. Any help would be amazing!
 

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You can do that pretty easily.
Take a look at this link here for manual and VBA solutions.
 
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