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New to macros
What I'd like to do, if possible:
Say the field in column "A" equals "complete" Then cut entire line and paste it in the next available line of a new spreadsheet and delete the old line from the original sheet. This is a project management worksheet. I want to be able to totally remove an item from the "To Do" sheet and place it on the "Complete" sheet. |
New to macros
One way is to use datafilterautofilterfilter on completecopy/paste to
newdeleteunfilter. Record a macro while doing. -- Don Guillett Microsoft MVP Excel SalesAid Software "RA" wrote in message ... What I'd like to do, if possible: Say the field in column "A" equals "complete" Then cut entire line and paste it in the next available line of a new spreadsheet and delete the old line from the original sheet. This is a project management worksheet. I want to be able to totally remove an item from the "To Do" sheet and place it on the "Complete" sheet. |
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