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I have a workbook with 2 sheets. One is my data sheet that holds the current
month's activity. The other ("monthly") sheet pulls the information from the
data sheet and shows the data in an income statement type format. I am
writing one macro that will:

1. make a copy of the monthly sheet (this newly created sheet will be
referred to as the second monthly sheet)
2. go back to the first monthly sheet and remove the formulas retrieving
the data from the data sheet

After I update the data in the data sheet, a new macro will go to the second
monthly sheet and display the current month's data in one column and in
another column add the current month's data to the ending balance of the
first monthly sheet.

I have step 1 of the first macro working but am stuck when I try to make it
go back to the first monthly sheet. I think I can figure out the rest or at
least I'm hoping so. All help is greatly appreciated. Thanks.

 
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