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I have data in a workbook that I need to extract into several workbooks.
For simplicity sake: data = "Sam, Paul, Ann" etc. How can I extract the data that pertains to Sam, Paul, Ann, etc. into thier own workbook automatically via a macro? I have been able to get to the point where I have created a macro that extracts the info for "Sam", and copies it into a new workbook. But I can only do this one at a time. I have to edit the criteria in the macro for each extraction I want to to. In other words, after extracting "Sam's" data, I edit the macro's criteria to "Paul", save the macro and run it again. Then I get a new workbook with Paul's data. This takes a very long time for over 100 different criterias! Is there a way I can create the macro to extract the data for each change in criteria? In other words, each time the name changes from Sam to Paula, to Ann. Extract all the data for each, and copy it into its own workbook. This would save me tons of time! Someone please help. I know there is a way to do it but I am not a VB person. Thanks! |
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