I think I'd try to keep all my data on one sheet. Then use
Data|filter|Autofilter to see names.

But if you want to split the data from one worksheet into many worksheets based
on a column, then both Debra Dalgleish and Ron de Bruin may have solutions for
you:

Debra's site:
http://www.contextures.com/excelfiles.html

Create New Sheets from Filtered List -- uses an Advanced Filter to create
separate sheet of orders for each sales rep visible in a filtered list; macro
automates the filter. AdvFilterRepFiltered.xls 35 kb

or

Update Sheets from Master -- uses an Advanced Filter to send data from
Master sheet to individual worksheets -- replaces old data with current.
AdvFilterCity.xls 55 kb

And Ron de Bruin's easyfilter.
http://www.rondebruin.nl/easyfilter.htm

equity7252 wrote:

I have a single worksheet with example data as shown:

A1 B1 C1
Name Job Manager

John S. Super Bill
Sue M. Analyst Bill
Jack V. Clerk Bill
Gary W. Sr Analyst Lisa
Bob N. Clerk Lisa
Tim B. Super Phyllis Z.
Nate M. Clerk Phyllis Z.
John Q. Clerk Phyllis Z.
Quin L. Analyst Phyllis Z.
Paul S. Analyst Phyllis Z.

Each manager has a varying number of employees.

I need to create a new worksheet for each manager (in the same
workbook) containing all the manager's employee's (and their Job). Thus
the final product will be a workbook with 4 worksheets: 1 with original
data, 3 containing each manager's employees.

How would I do this using VBA?

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Dave Peterson