How to Insert Multiple Rows in Excel (The Simplest Way)

In this tutorial, we’ll be looking at the simplest way how to insert multiple rows in Excel at once.

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How to Insert Multiple Rows in Excel

Let’s say we need to insert three empty rows just below row 8. So, this is what we’ll do.

How to Insert Multiple Rows in Excel - insert three empty rows just below row 8

First click on the row located one number below the selected row, which is row 9.

How to Insert Multiple Rows in Excel - First click on the row 9

Then press and hold the left button of the mouse and expand the selection three rows down.

How to Insert Multiple Rows in Excel - expand the selection three rows down

Just below, in this little window, you’ll see the row count, so you don’t have to painstakingly count the number of selected rows, which will be the number of rows inserted.

How to Insert Multiple Rows in Excel -  in little window you’ll see the row count

So now just right-click, select Insert and that’s all it takes!

Now there are three empty rows inserted below row 8, just as we wanted.

How to Insert Multiple Rows in Excel -  three empty rows inserted below row 8

These steps work with any number of rows – quite handy, isn’t it?

To learn a couple more tricks around rows in Excel spreadsheets, check out the series of EasyClick Academy tutorials . You’ll find the links in the list below.

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