I didn't know whre the dta was coming from. I will help you if you like.
Record a macro while doing one query, then we can modify the recorded macro
to do all the queries. You will need to have a column on one worksheets
witth all the branch names.

you start recording tthe macro by going to Tools Menu - Macro - Record new
Macro.

Then do one query for a branch.

Affter doing the query then go back to Tools Menu - Macro -Stop Recording.

Next post macro on website. To get macro right click on tab at bottom of
worksheet and selct veiw code. then on left side of screen in Project
manager select Module 1.
"Amanda" wrote:

Thanks for this joel,

Where do I type this information in to to get it to run the query, is it a
macro?

Thanks

Amanda

"Joel" wrote:

i would have a templet and then copy it like below. you need to havve a list
of branch names. You may want to do this as part of importing the data from
some external source.

Sub CopyBranch()

Set BranchRange = Sheets("sheet1").Range("A1:A20")


For Each cell In BranchRange

Worksheets("templet").Select
Worksheets("templet").Copy After:=Sheets("templet")
ActiveSheet.Name = cell

Next cell


End Sub


"Amanda" wrote:

Hi,

I have a spreadsheet which contains a summary page and a number of branch
sheets (each should be on a separate tab).

How do I replicate the branch sheets automatically (there are 50 of them
needed) without having to copy it 50 times?

Is there a way I can name each of the tabs automatically too, i.e with their
branch name? (Andover; Southampton etc etc)

Thanks

Amanda