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Default Copy Headers based on id# and data

Ok here is the problem I am having, I have a pretty advanced Gradebook
in excel. I want to add a page that will print a report for a student
that shows all missing assignments.

My HW page is set up with IDs in Column C and Row 5 contains all
Assignment names. Obviously below each assignment name is a list of
points for each student.

On sheet 7 I have a the sheet formated mostly the way I want it. When
I place an ID number in C7 it will update the page with all of that
students information.

I now need a code that will take the ID # from C7
Then,
Search through sheet 2 column C and find that ID number......(Here's
where I got stuck)....Then search along that Row and find all of the
Zeros. Every time it finds a Zero the program must copy the Header (in
Row 5) corresponding to that zero and copy it to sheet 7

The list should then compile down. Starting at say A 11, then
A12....and so on.

I know how to do most of these procedures, but doing them all together
has me confused.

Thanks,
Ryan Sharp

 
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