Luckily, Excel has a built in feature to allow users to insert multiple blank rows. You can even insert blank rows in between each row you've selected, but this involves a little workaround.

Insert multiple blank rows in Excel at once easily using these three ways. You can insert any number of multiple blank rows in Excel between data.

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