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Default Macro Help

Could someone please create a macro to help me with a spreedsheet. I
understand the verbal steps but I cannot write code.

I start out by pasting a region of cells in cell A1. Row 1 are column
headings. I would like a macro to do the following steps for me:

Delete Rows Labeled:
Alpha Sequence
Administrator
Admin #
Investment Officer
Inv Officer #
Real Estate Officer
R.E. Officer #
Tax Officer
Tax Officer #

Then I would like to sorta the entire region of cells by the row labeled
"Rel. Code" in ascending order.

This is now where it gets tricky. Each row has a relationship code number.
Anywhere from just 1 row, to 50 rows could have the same relationship number.
I would like insert a row at the bottom of each group of relationship codes
with the sum of the data in the column labeled "Market Value" in bold.
Following each sum, I would like a blank row.

Once this is complete, please sort each group by their total market value in
descending order.


Thank you, I greatly appreciate any efforts.







 
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