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Default Unique ID on different sheets

Hi All

Tis the season of goodwill perhaps all you experts out there will help with
my small problem.

Several days a week I receive emails in the following format

4161,WM2899 ,140,84

I have no problem copying and pasting in column A of Sheet1 then Text to
Columns
I may have as many as 400 rows as above all will be different the 1st 4
digits 4161 are of no use whatsoever so they have to be deleted -- WM2899 is
the ID number and could be anywhere in Column A on any of the 30 other sheets
in the workbook all with different names on finding the ID number on whatever
sheet or row I need the digits 140 to enter the 1st empty Column Cell on the
row the ID number is found -- Likewise the digits 84 in the next empty column
cell adjacent to the 140. If a macro can do this I would place a command
button on Sheet 1 and assign the macro.

Any help much appreciated



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Many Thanks

Sue
 
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