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Default Programming Help - evaluate, select and Past into new workbook


I would like to create a macro that evaluates certain value in Column A
If they are equal to a certain number or text then select and past int
a new workbook.


For Example :
UNIT Organization
02 110102000003
02 110102000004
02 110102000004
02 110102000004
03 110103000001
04 110104000300
04 110104000301
04 110104000302
04 110104000303
04 110104000304
05 110105000305
05 110105000305
05 110105000305
05 110105000305

I want the macro to select all the rows that have Unit = 02 and the
paste into a new workbook.

Please Hel

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