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Default Copying select cells using VB


Hi,
Appologies if my title isnt clear but i cant describe what i want t
do! I have a large spreadsheet with many rows and wish to extrac
certain details (all columns in a row) if a specific feature is foun
in the rows.

The feature i am looking for is that if h4..h5..h6.. etc has 'a' or 'b
or 'c' then i want the entire row of 4,5,6etc to be copied into a ne
sheet..giving me a new sheet containing all the details for the row
that contained an 'a' 'b' or 'c'.

I wish to automate this by using a button but have no idea where t
start... please please help me ow wise ones!



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