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Default Moving data from master sheet to new sheets

Here is the problem, I have a worksheet in which there are 3 columns.
Column A contains the names of new workbooks, Column B contains the
names of the new worksheets within the new workbook, and Column C
contains the data for each worksheet within the workbook. My data
looks something like the following...
A B C
1 Close F Street A3590 Removals
2 A3600 Road Exc.
3 Temp Tie In A3630 Removals
4 A3640 Road Exc.
5 Connect to D Street A3660 Removals.

Is what I am trying to do even possible? To re-explain this with the
example above...
I want this to create a new Workbook called Close F Street, that
workbook will have 2 worksheets called A3590 and A 3600, and The
column C data will be in Cell 18, so Sheet A3590 will have Removals in
Cell 18 and Sheet A3600 will have Road Exc. in Cell 18.

I hope this makes sense. I have tried to accomplish this on my own
but can't get anywhere.

Thanks for your response.

Ryan

 
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