Copy Visible Range in Excel and Paste into Text File

I have looked all over the forums and could not find specific code to do exactly this (only pieces of code that probably put together would do what I want).

Would it be possible to do the following:
•Filter Column B of Sheets("Test1") for word "R/R" -- this sheet pulls its data from an external access query and is setup as a table (not sure if this matters)
•Copy Visible cells in Column P
•Paste as is to a text file in a specific destination (By as is I mean how it would look if you manually copied and pasted the cell range into a text file)

I wanted to do this with the Write or Print and not simply copy to the clipboard and paste.

Please see below for my code. It filters and copies/pastes to the desired text file however it stops at the first filtered cell, i.e. there are 5 rows with "R/R" in column B (571,4213,4510,5191,5192), but it only pastes cell P571.

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Hello, thank you for the quick reply. I have gone ahead and added the code/code. I figured that what I am trying to do is self-explanatory and wouldn't need to attach a spreadsheet. I just want the macro to:

1) Filter column B
2) Copy all contents that are visible in column P of Sheets("Test1") -- this sheet pulls its data from an external access query and is setup as a table (not sure if this matters)
3) paste to a text file in a designated location.

I am not really sure how to show the process for before/after on spreadsheet since there will be two different files (the macro, and the text file -- hopefully my explanation is understandable). Thanks again.

Thanks for adding code tags. As for before/after: input file and expected output will fill the scene with light :-)

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Replace myrng.Rows.Count with myrng.Cells.Count and see if that works.