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I'm not familiar with if then statements, although I've heard of them so I'm
thinking that is what I need for this situation. What I need to do is copy the text from the active sheet called "Data Input". I need to copy the cells from Rows 19 - 57, Col A, B and D, only if there is text in column B and copy it to a new workbook titled "Pending and Short", to sheet called "Pending". It would copied to the next available row where Col B is empty. I know I need to concatenate the column text into Col B and not sure of that either. Thanks for your help in advance. |
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