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Hi,
I have worksheet with values which repeats in colums A
How to copy data with repeating values to x worksheets automatically.

for example

All data from Sheet 1 which contains A values in column A(ID) copy to
sheet A
All data from Sheet 1 which contains B values in column A(ID) copy to
sheet B
All data from Sheet 1 which contains C values in column A(ID) copy to
sheet C
Pls see file in attachment.


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