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Default Split 1 Master Worksheet to Many


Ok I have one main data sheet and I am looking for a macro to split that
sheet into many spreadsheets.

Each set of data is seperated by a blank row. Data sets are variable.

I have attached 2 spreadsheets to show what i start with and what I am
trying to have when the macro runs through its process.

The "My Master Data sheet.xls" Sheet is the sheet i start with and "My
Goal.xls" is what I want the spreadsheet to look like at the end of the
process.


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