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Hi there,

I am trying to analyse my expenses (to see where am I going wrong!).

I am exporting my online bank statement to excel and it is comes out
like this:

18/10/2007 20-67-** 6******* -42.75 PAYMENT GOURMET BURGER KIT REF
289

There are hundreds of lines, each representing a transaction. What I
want to do is to take each line and copy it to a designated worksheet
based on what kind of transaction it is.

For instance the entry above contains the words 'gourmet' and
'burger', as such it should be copied into the 'Food' worksheet.

What I want to be able to do is to have an editable list of words
which categorise each workbook (i.e. for food, any transactions
including the words tescos, burger, sainsburies...etc)

Is there an XL wizzard out there who could answer my prayers???

Duncs

ps. I know some very very basic VB

 
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