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Default Macro for copying specific rows from various worksheets to summary

Hi there

I'm using excel 2003 and have a file with around 30 worksheets for which I
am trying to figure out how to get specific rows in specific worksheets to
summarise on a separate worksheet.

Bascially I'm trying to get the macro to look at 7 of the worksheets, and
then to look at Column C in these worksheets (from row 4 downwards). If the
cell is nonblank I would like the entire row from column A to column W to be
copied to a summary page called "Reports". I'm also trying to input the
worksheet name into the summary page for each specific row as well so that it
is easy to see which worksheet the row has come from.

Any help would be greatly appreciated. This is the first time I have asked a
question on here, but this site has helped me immensley over the years with
figureing out things in excel.

Again thanks in advance
rsmith
 
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