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    Search Text Column "A" copy and paste column "H"

    Search Text Column "A", "TP", "IL" Copy range "B:F" copy and paste column "H"
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    Re: Search Text Column "A" copy and paste column "H"

    Have you considered using a filter on those 2 criteria, then doing a simple copy/paste on what is shown?
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    Re: Search Text Column "A" copy and paste column "H"

    Sir, I can get the answer by using a filter "A" column. But i need answer from VBA.

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    Re: Search Text Column "A" copy and paste column "H"

    OK, try recording a macro while you use the filter/copy/paste method?

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    Re: Search Text Column "A" copy and paste column "H"

    Your post does not comply with Rule 8 of our Forum RULES. Do not crosspost your question on multiple forums without including links here to the other threads on other forums.

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