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Default Finding Advance Filter Reference in Source Sheet

Hi Wise Ones !,

My customer has very specific viewing requirements of a
report that is provided me in a CSV format.

I have a macro that converts information into required viewing format
1) Open XLS workbook
2) Copy CSV sheet
3) Paste sheet 1 XLS workbook
4) Advance filter into sheet 2 into correct rows specified by customer
5) misc other adjustments made with macro to suite customer

It works fine as long as the source range of advanced filter is fixed.
Unfortunetly this isn't always case. The rows & columns of source data
change regularly

I believe problem could be fixed if I could A) pinpoint the location of the
"Header Words" at the start of the macro,
B) Reference location sheet two ( A1= 'Sheet 1'! + Location found )
C) Then run advance filter

But I don't know how to find the reference row and location of the header
words.

Can someone help?

Thanks for any assistance !

Steven
 
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