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Default Moving cells to another workbook sequentially


Hi

Hope someone can help. I need a macro to enable moving two individual
cells from one workbook to another workbook. In the first sheet
*(Daily)* the cells will always be entered on the same row. A summary
will be kept each time the row has different data written to it (every
day) on a second sheet *(Summary), * so they need to be positioned there
sequentially.

eg cells b4 and d4 in workbook Daily need a macro to be moved to the
Summary workbook - first time to cells f2 and g2 - then next time to
row beneath and so on each time macro is run. Hope this makes sense!

Thanks Jenno


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