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Default Excel (XP) - longish, sorry

Hello all, I hope some kind soul can help! I am the treasurer of a local club and
attempting to create an Excel file to control and report upon the Club's finances.

I have two worksheets (amongst others) named 'Cash' & 'Bank' deliberately containing
identical column headers 'Date', 'Spend', 'Receive', 'For', 'To', 'From', 'Detail' &
'Balance'. On a third sheet I wish to automatically collect data from various rows that
the column 'Detail' starts with the word "Voucher number x", inserts them and then sorts
by "Voucher number x" in the 'Detail' column.

I have created two queries in MS Query for each worksheet and a macro to perform the
magic. It works, to a degree, but it only produces approximately 18 records from both
worksheets and the last one, currently extracted from the 'Cash' worksheet, does not
include a value from the 'From' column. Even after inserting dummy data, the resultant
sheet still omits any value in the column 'From'.

So, any ideas as to how I can get what I want in the third worksheet, please? Am I correct
in using MS Query or should I look elsewhere? If so, what route do I follow? All advice
gratefully received!

TIA Peter
 
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