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Default How to Create a Macro to Edit a Variable Amount of Information

Hi,

I have an Excel table full of information for a certain number of
individuals. I've created a macro to reorganize, transpose, and arrange the
data that works beautifully for information for two individuals. However,
the number of individuals whose information is in the table will vary, so I
need to be able to set the macro to do these tasks regardless of the amount
of information. I imagine that I need to be able to set it to copy and paste
all the rows for one name, then all the rows for the second name, so on,
until there is a blank cell (indicating that all of the information has been
manipulated and the macro can stop).

Any ideas about how to do this would be great, as well as resources for more
information. I've looked around but have found much specific to this issue.

I'm using Excel 2003 on Windows XP.

Thanks,

Matt
 
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