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Default Copying specific cell ranges from a worksheet multiple times to a newsheet

Here is what I have:

I have a workbook with multiple worksheets. Each worksheet corresponds to a certain store fixture estimate. Ont these sheets I have a specific cell where you can input how many fixtures of that type are to be used.

On that sheet also, is a range of cells (ex. Range("A65:F3340")) that needs to be copied to a new summations sheet of total hours to build the project.

If sheet 1 has 1 fixture - the macro should copy the range of cells only once.
Sheet 2 has 4 fixtures - tha macro should copy the same range four times appending each set of data tot eh end of the previous, And so on for each fixture sheet.

How would I write a macro to do this? I can provide a sample workbook if needed. Thanks.

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