Thanks again, I can get line 4 to work using both macros, any additionl lines
I add do not get copied upon clicking the button?
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Shanen


"Per Jessen" wrote:

Thank you, for your reply.

The previus code will work for an unlimited number of rows.
Code below will only copy 25 rows, starting at row 4.

Private Sub CommandButton1_Click()
Dim TargetCell As String
TargetCell = Range("A3").End(xlDown).Address
If Range(TargetCell).Row <= 28 Then
Range(TargetCell, Range(TargetCell).Offset(0, 5)).Copy
Sheets("Sheet2").Range(TargetCell)
End If
End Sub

Best regards,
Per

"Shanen" skrev i meddelelsen
...
Thank You - it's working. One thing I forgot, how do I make this so that
it
repeats this function for the rest of the lines. In other words you coded
it
for line 4. I would like it to work for the rest of the lines thru 25 when
they are ready to be copied.

Should I make 25 'buttons' like this and each one corresponds to a
particular row?Thoughts?

Thanks again!!
--
Shanen


"Per Jessen" wrote:

Hi Shanen

In worksheet A insert a Command Button from the Control Toolbox menu,
then
right click on the button and select Wiew code.

Paste this code in the codesheet that appears:

Private Sub CommandButton1_Click()
Dim TargetCell As String
TargetCell = Range("A3").End(xlDown).Address
Range(TargetCell, Range(TargetCell).Offset(0, 5)).Copy _
Sheets("Sheet2").Range(TargetCell)
End Sub

Change "Sheet2" to the name of worksheet B i needed.
Close the VBA editor and hit Exit Design Mode button on the Control
Toolbox
menu.

Now it's time to test it :-)

Regards,
Per

"Shanen" skrev i meddelelsen
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Help. I have worksheet "A" and once the user has populated columns
A4 -
F4
I'd like to have a button that says "Complete" and once they hit that
button
all the data from the above fields automatically populates worksheet
"B"'s
same field numbers on the second worksheet.- same numbering schema - in
other
words the next person may have A5 - F5. How do I do this? is it even
possible?
Help
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Shanen