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Default Sub to iterate thru combo box n copy paste n name ranges successively in a new sht

Sorry, I'm posting this query again as there was an OE error received just
now
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In a sheet: Z

I have a
Defined range: Branch
which refers to: =Z!$B$2:$V$10

I have a combo box (from control toolbox), with
Linked cell: H3
ListFillRange: BrList2
where BrList2 ='R'!$A$2:$A$86

The combo box selection (linked to H3) drives several formulas within Branch

I would like to iterate through each text value in BrList2, copy Branch then
paste special as values & as formats starting at B2 in a new sheet, leaving
a blank single row in-between successive copy/pastes of Branch for each
value in BrList2. The 1st paste will go into B2: V10, 2nd paste goes into
B12:V20, and so on down the sheet

I would also need each pasted range in the new sheet to be named after the
corresponding value in BrList2.
Eg: if 1st value in BrList2 is xx1, then the 1st paste done in B2:V10 will
be named: xx1

Thanks for help with a sub which can automate the above generation.


 
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