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I'm using Start End expressions in an Excel template. This template has one tab. There are 2 tables within this unique tab: the Roof Materials and the Walls Materials tables as shown below. The tables are defined by the borders. Each table has 5 rows.
Sometimes there are more than 5 items (rows). In this scenario, the Start End expressions don't insert/add new rows so cells are overwritten as seen in the image below.
Is there a way to insert new rows so cells are not overwritten?
