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One sheet one I have a table containing transaction data B4:J514 (th
first row is the header). In the "C" Column contains the transactio
date. Sheet one contains all transactions ever recorded.

One sheet two I would like to have a macro that I can select a mont
from a dropdown list and run the macro to see the transactions for tha
month populate in the fields E4:M30.

The reason a auto filter will not work is that I have some formula
that will do reporting based on the data in sheet 2 E4:M30.

I have already created a dropdown list (cell H2) on sheet 2 containin
the month/year I want to view. I am just not sure how to make the macr
to look for the dates on sheet one that match and copy them over.

Please hel

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