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Default Button macro from filtered data


ok heres the jist of it.....
i have sheet 1 which contains all of the data on my spreadsheet. The
data here is auto filtered. after filtering the feilds to get the
product i want i then want to add it to new page under previous orders
like a shoping kart on page 2 using a macro and button. under i have
included some screenshots below to show u what i mean but this is
really puzzeling me big time plus i'm not to used to excel. any help
would be much apreciated

thanks alan bourne

heres the link to what i need doing ......
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