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Default complicated search and extract.... i think

Hello everybody,
It's been a while since I posted last, but yet again I'm here to ask for
your wisdom and advice.

The task: I have a worksheet, each column contains specific information.
Row 2 is the company location.
I would like to create a macro to search for a location, so for every
occurence of "london" in Row 2. I would then like to copy this information to
a new sheet, rename the sheet and print.
The macro needs to extract information from row 1 and row 5 of each column
and place this in the new sheet.

ie. current sheet...
co. x co. y co. z
row 1 a d f
row 2 b b g
row 3 c e h

the new sheet

co. x b a
co. y b d

I hope that make sense.
Ok, so I know how to write a simple macro and get it going but I don't know
where to begin or how to loop, search, extract, etc.

Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Thanking you

Mike
 
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