Yes. You would loop through the cells in column G from point A to point B,
looking for "success". If found Then EntireRow.Cut Destination:=
Worksheets("Success").Row(?). You would need to do a row count on each sheet
to set point A to B to search in and a continual row count on the Success
sheet to find next available row. The exact code depends upon other factors
you have not mentioned, ie. do you want to move remaining rows up to fill
the void made by removing a row, does the Success sheet have a header, do
you want to start with row 1 or row 2, etc.
Now you know it can be done, let us know how you want it done.

Mike F
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Hi all,

Is it possible using VB to move rows which contain a certain value in
one of the columns.

For example, if column G contained success, that row would be moved to
the success worksheet.

Any help greatly appreciated.

Thanks


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