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Extracting selected data into new worksheets

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    Extracting selected data into new worksheets

    I have a workbook, see attached example, which has multiple columns. I want to extract the data for a certain criteria, in this example column E "product".

    I then want to take all of the data in columns A to L for the chosen criteria e.g. product 1696 and place it in a new worksheet.

    I want to do this for every unique product. The example I have given only shows 2 products and limited rows, in reality I could have 50-60 products with hundreds of rows per product.

    Is there a way of achieving this?

    Many Thanks
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    Re: Extracting selected data into new worksheets

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    Re: Extracting selected data into new worksheets

    Stephen, that is excellent. I'm no expert in analysing the code but a quick question.

    Does this code work for unlimited product and unlimited number of rows/columns or will I need to adapt it if my ranges increase.

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    Re: Extracting selected data into new worksheets

    My pleasure.

    It should work for any amount of data and any number of products as long as your products remain in column E (the 5 in the AutoFilter line) and there are no completely blank rows in your data.

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    Re: Extracting selected data into new worksheets

    Stephen, That has ben so helpful thank you very much. How do I show this topic as solved?

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    Re: Extracting selected data into new worksheets

    For future reference, see "How To" at the top of the page.

    To mark your thread solved do the following:
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