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Data usually come from PowerShell objects being piped to Export-Excel. So if you need a new row, just add a new object to the array you export to Excel. If you need an empty row, create a object with $null properties. Otherwise, you can manipulate Excell cells directly like this:
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I feel like I'm missing something that should be extremely simple, I just want to add data to a new row at the bottom of 1 worksheet. Everything I've tried so far either does nothing or creates a new worksheet. I probably need to provide more info to help, but I'm pretty frustrated and have spent enough time on this for now.
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