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Default Autofiltering and copying selection to anotherworkbook

Hi Guys,

I have designed a userform which writes data to a master excel spreadsheet.
I have tried the autofilter method but am hoplessly lost.

At the beginning of each day I would like each user to get their work for
the day and exit the masterfile. To do this I have to filter the masterfile
by:
agent_name (the agents name in a textbox)
task_due_date (equal to today)
final_status (is "open)
which are all in different columns and then copy the entire row of data to
their personal worksheet. The selected row must then be deleted so that when
the updated(resolved) case is exported at the end of the day, no duplicates
exist in the masterfile. This data then is accessed using a formlistbox and
manipulated using the form controls.
Also I would like to use the count function to count the number of
tasks/records the agent has for the day, but this must decrease every time
they access and close outstanding work.

Can anyone help?

Thanks
Albert

 
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