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Default Copy cells and paste to an address given in another cell (VBA Newbie)


Can anyone help with this problem. I am trying write a macro to copy
range of cells on one worksheet, then goto an address which i
specified in a cell. (This address is dynamic and changes according t
the date) The data can then be copied to the new location. I a
attaching a bitmap image of my example.

Here are my required actions:
Go to cell B27-B33 on worksheet "Entry Sheet"
Copy cells B27-B33
Go To the address in cell B20 (in this case Data!J29)
Paste the copied cell

Thanks in anticipation

Ro

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