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Default VBA help: Using user's selection to copy entire row

Greetings all,

I have two large spreadsheets, let's call them "Account" and "Toy Store". I
want the user to run a macro that copies the entire row(s) of highlighted
cells and places it at the bottom of a running total on the next sheet. For
example:

"Account" sheet:

A B C D
1/1/07 Smith $342 $700
1/7/07 Jones $342 $855
2/1/07 Anders $342 $855
2/12/07 Johnson $342 $700

Say the user highlights the $855 cells (D2 and D3 in this example). I want
the macro to take that selection, copy the entire row, and paste the row at
the bottom of the "Toy Store" worksheet (ideally leaving room for a few rows
of totals).

How can I make the Selection property return the row number(s), and how can
I make sure it pastes at the bottom of the other sheet? Thanks so much!
 
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