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Default Macro to copy cells from one worksheet to another

Is there a code that will copy specific cells from one worksheet to specfic
but different cells on another?
EX: If B3 is updated on sheet1 I want to copy b3 to b6 on sheet1 into
specific cells in sheet2 - b3 to f2 / b4 to f4 / b5 to c10 etc?
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Default Macro to copy cells from one worksheet to another

Hi,

yes, but we would really need to know more to be very specific, here is the
general idea:

Workbooks("Target.xls").Sheets("destination").Rang e("A1:D10") =
Workbooks("Source.xls").Sheets("myData").Range("M1 0:P20")


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Shane Devenshire


"Kirby" wrote:

Is there a code that will copy specific cells from one worksheet to specfic
but different cells on another?
EX: If B3 is updated on sheet1 I want to copy b3 to b6 on sheet1 into
specific cells in sheet2 - b3 to f2 / b4 to f4 / b5 to c10 etc?
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Thank you in advance
Kirby

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