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Default Move Flagged Row(s) to a Different Sheet

Hi Everyone,

I'm sure this is a piece of cake for most of you who are familiar with
programming in Excel, but it's a bit challenge for me.

I'd like to know how to program in Excel so that rows that have been flagged
with some identifier will be move to a different sheet, for example:
In Sheet1, Col A is the flag column. It will be a drop down list. Let's
say if Sheet1 Col A says "DELETE" then that entire row show be move to the
sheet called "MOVE". Since Sheet1 is to be certain amount of row, I don't
want to Cut the entire row to the sheet "MOVE." I'd like to move the data and
the formatting only and leave the amount of row in Sheet1 the same after
moving.

I'd like to link the code with a button, just so that the user can click
when he/she is ready to do so.

Thank you so much for any advice/help!

Neon520
 
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