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Default Pasting Values Problem - sorting feature messed up

This is complicated to explain - I'll do my best.

I have a macro that copies rows 10-34 from one worksheet & puts them on a
2nd worksheet. Colums A-C of each row contain a formulas that either copies
data from another cell or is left blank. If these cells are blank it means
nothing is entered on any cell of the rows. My macro copies each row anyway,
but only pastes the values onto another worksheet. (There's a reason for my
method, but the explanation would be to lengthy)

The macro works fine at moving the data, but when I try to go in & sort the
copied data I wind up with blank rows at the top. These are obviously the
copied rows that had formulas, but no text - since I pasted the values
nothing is shown in any the blank row cells - no formula or text - so what is
the sorting feature picking up?
 
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