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Hi ,

ok i posted this email 2 days ago but couldn't get the right answer well i
am going to post it again with more explanation regarding what i have and
what i want to do: i have a big file named Daily.xls which
contains all my data for month like below:

A B C D E F
....
1 ID# PO# REF# P/N Disc Repaire Date ...
2 5645 d654d 65454 hdhd55 awkw 1/1/2010 ...
3 0980 wh32 54252 sk55ss skjss 1/1/2010 ...
4 0980 wh32 54252 sk55ss skjss 1/2/2010 ...
5 0980 wh32 54252 sk55ss skjss 1/2/2010 ...
6 0980 wh32 54252 sk55ss skjss 1/3/2010 ...
7 0980 wh32 54252 sk55ss skjss 1/3/2010 ...
..
..
..

also i have several worksheets for each days of month named 01-Jan 2010-01,
01-Jan 2010-02, 01-Jan 2010-03, ...
with the same fields.
what i want to do is:
write a code to open the big file and select all rows where their repaire
date are 1/1/2010 and copy them then open daily worksheet "01-Jan 2010-01"
and paste
there then active big file and select all rows where their repaire date are
1/2/2010 and copy them then open daily worksheet "01-Jan 2010-02" and paste
there and
so on...
i hope i could explain what i am looking for anyways thanks anybody thatcan
help me on this

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Farhad Hodjat
 
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