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I have a worksheet that I am setting up for weekly sales of my company...
currently I have it set for each single customer, but I want to make a main
sheet so that I can enter all the weekly sales and the information for each
customer goes to their respective worksheets....
Example:
A5=Cust #, B5=Item Title, C5=Item Number, D5=EBAY or STORE, E5=Start Price,
F5=Listing Fee, G5=Pre-Pay Fee, H5=Final Price, I5=E-Place Fee, J5=Payout
What I want is that if A5=cust #1 then A5-J5 info gets copied to another
worksheet, and so forth for each customer number(2,3,4....)
How can I do this?
 
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