Rows("1:1").Select
Selection.Copy
Rows("2:2").Select
Selection.Insert Shift:=xlDown

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This code was generated from a macro I recorded in excel. It selects Row1, copy's it, selects Row2, and finally pastes the copied Row1 into Row2 shifting all the other rows down (right click, select Insert Copied Cells). For an example, imagine that the spreadsheet looks like this : 
1: Cell1, Cell2, Cell3
2: Data1, Data2, Data3
3: Foo01, Foo02, Foo03

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After the macro runs you will have : 
1: Cell1, Cell2, Cell3
2: Cell1, Cell2, Cell3
3: Data1, Data2, Data3
4: Foo01, Foo02, Foo03

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This is what I am trying to achieve. In addition, I feel like I'm working blind. Does anyone know of a guide to OLE and how to use it with perl? The Win32::OLE docs are great, but I'm having a hard time figuring out how to use all of the objects that I find in the Visual Basic Object View and the ActiveState OLE-Browser.

In reply to Re^2: Inserting copied rows in Excel using Win32::OLE by agroman
in thread Inserting copied rows in Excel using Win32::OLE by agroman

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