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Default Copying certain rows to another sheet

Hi,
I'm hoping someone can help me with this problem.
I have 5 sheets of information all in one workbook.
All identical set up.
Column A - Name -
Column B - Company
Column C - Current - marked with a "c" if record is current.
Other columns over to column T with various numerical values but could be
blank.

I want to go to Sheet 1 and filter the list by the "c" in column C
Then I want to copy only the visible cells in columns A to T and starting at
row 7
And stopping at the first blank row

Then move to a 6th sheet called "Current" and paste the copied data

I then want to move to Sheet 2 and filter the list by the "c" in column C
Copy only the visible cells
Then move to the 6th sheet called Current

Find the first blank row under what was pasted previously and paste the
copied data

And so on for 5 sheets.

I can easily do it manually with AutoFilter and Go To Visible Cells Only
tools but I need to be able to get it done with the click of 1 button.

I'm OK at understanding and adapting code but I'm just a beginner at writing
it from scratch.

Thanks

Bob


 
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