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Default move column on condition

I think I am going to have to use a macro to perform this function but I
really only know how to record one with the button. What code do I use to
complete this task. I have a data set with more than one column and more
than one row of data. The worksheet shows several rows grouped together with
a space between groups. Each group is of varying size. I want to grab
column B - in which each group of data contains one text cell and the rest
numbers. I want to move only the text cells from column B into a different
column (G). Is there a way to do this?

Example - I want to move the Cells containing TEXT because it is not a
number into another column
TEXT Description
208 Description
213 Description
209 Description
240 Description

430 Description
392 Description
420 Descriiption
412 Description
511 Description
TEXT Description
401 Descrtiption


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