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Default Please Help - VBA Change Event for Excel

Hi

Firstly, thanks for your consideration.

I have a workbook with two worksheets. I wish to set up an automation that
cuts a row from sheet 1, pastes that row into row one of sheet 2 then deletes
the now blank row from sheet 1.

The trigger for this event is when users select the string - "3. Finalised" -
made available from a validation list in column H of sheet 1. What I wish to
happen at that stage is for a msgbox to automatically appear advising the
user that if they click "OK" in the msgbox, the row will be transferred (as
described above) and that, should they wish for this NOT to happen, then they
must exit (ESC?) and select another string other than
"3. Finalised".

I hope this makes sense and I kindly ask for your wisdom.

BTW, I have been trying to get my head around VBA (absolute novice) but am
finding it difficult - if you can share a link that is like "VBA for Dummies"
I would be much appreciated.

Many thanks in advance...

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