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Default Copy to different worksheets on next row

Hello,

Im kind of new to VBA. What little code I do know is just enough to be
dangerous when I try doing something I dont understand, so any help you
could provide would be greatly appreciated.

The short description of what I am trying to do is with Excel 2003 I am
trying to automatically copy data from one worksheet to the next empty row on
one of the other worksheets depending on the type of information. Heres the
detailed description:
I have 4 different worksheets in the same workbook: Screening, Guided,
Toolkit, and Control. The Screening worksheet is where all of the data is
initially entered. I am trying to get the information in Screening cells
A2:D2 to copy to cells A2:D2 of the corresponding worksheets depending on if
the data typed into Screening cell K2 is guided, toolkit, or control.
This would be done for multiple rows of information entered into the
Screening worksheet so I am also trying to get the data to simply fill into
the next empty row on the correct worksheet.

Thanks in advance.

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