Offsetting row using VBA

karthuappu

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in the image ill need to offset the rows using an if condition (if lastrow -5= Black,leave as is else offset by 1) and so on until the last row, i Cant figure out how to write the code as the positions keep changing( a new table is added each week with the same labels)
HTML:
https://imgur.com/a/8m5Mj2F
The Link has a better desc and images.
Thanks
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If you would provide written details of what you want I may be able to help.
Just posting a image for us to see and instructions in the image does not help me.
I hardly ever click on links posted in this forum.
 
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