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Worksheets("Sent to Assembly").Range("a3:c100").EntireRow.Copy
Destination:=Worksheets("Parts Sent to Assembly").Range("a3:c100")

Is there a way to keep the contents on the "Parts Sent to Assembly" sheet
once the "Sent to Assembly" sheet contents are deleted. Thanks in advance.
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With Worksheets("Parts Sent to Assembly").Range("a3:c100")
.Value = .Value
End With
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Worksheets("Sent to Assembly").Range("a3:c100").EntireRow.Copy
Destination:=Worksheets("Parts Sent to Assembly").Range("a3:c100")

Is there a way to keep the contents on the "Parts Sent to Assembly" sheet
once the "Sent to Assembly" sheet contents are deleted. Thanks in advance.
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