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i wish to copy data from all worksheets to one worksheet if they meet certain
criteria. basically i want data that is highlighted to be copied to the new
worksheet.(i do not need the whole row data, just need data in col a to l to
be copied). In addition to the data copied, i will need another column in the
new worksheet for me to assign a value based on what colour it is highlight.
any one can help?
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i wish to copy data from all worksheets to one worksheet if they meet certain
criteria. basically i want data that is highlighted to be copied to the new
worksheet.(i do not need the whole row data, just need data in col a to l to
be copied). In addition to the data copied, i will need another column in the
new worksheet for me to assign a value based on what colour it is highlight.
any one can help?

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