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Hi,
Been scratching my head on this one since morning so would be a treat if anyone drops a hint! I have a sheet with row headers say (Task, Responsible, Due Date). I want to create a macro that: 1. Filters the list as per today's date 2. Select each person's tasks that show up 3. Paste the tasks in a separate sheet per person It works for a small list of 5 people, BUT The problem is that when you have a long list with around 50 names, then its tough to record a macro for each person individually. Is there a way for it to intelligently see how many people's names come up as per step 1 above and then select each person's tasks to paste in another sheet? -wally (with a scratch mark on head of course) |
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