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Workbook A contains data relating to 300 towns. Column A contains the town
names. I need to split workbook A into several workbooks, each containing one towns data, and named the towns name. Currently I manually Filter by the town name, run a macro to copy the data to a new workbook and format it, the manually save by the town name. I want to include in my macro the running down each town name in the filter, then running the rest as per the existing macro, but finishing with saving the new workbook as town name, which is in cell A2. I cant figure out how to step to the next item in the filter, or how to save as a filename based on cell contents. Any help appreciated. -- Rich http://www.richdavies.com http://www.richdavies.com/profit-pro...ecruitment.htm |
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