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Default Nested Looping with Tests, Row Copying Macro

I have a workbook with 15 worksheets. The first 9 sheets contain
lists of documents (by document number, with author, dates, title,
etc.) The other 6 sheets are support sheets. I need a macro that
will examine Column A's data of each Row of each of the first 9 sheets
(for grouping purposes, not all Rows have data on some sheets). For
each Row that does have data in Column A, the macro must then examine
Column E of that Row for data. If that Cell in Column E is empty,
that entire Row must be copied to the next available Row on the Last
Sheet. If that cell in Column E has data, ignore that Row and move on
to the next Row.

I have created some limited macros in Excel 95, but this VBA in Excel
2000 has me stumped as I can't get the two loops (with testing) to
work with the row copying. Thanks for ANY guidance...
 
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