I need output in VBA

[shivaghaneesh]

sheet1.PNGsheet2.PNG I need output as in sheet2 when I click the button2 in sheet1

[protonLeah]

I need output as in sheet2 when I click the button2 in sheet1

That's a joke, right?
You posted two pictures and you expect someone to create a workbook, write the code and formulas and hand the completed work to you?


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