Autofilter, copy, paste to new file

It works! thanks!

2 more questions-
1.How do I change the location of the new save files ?
2. How do I add a LOOP to make the same procedure in the other 2 sheets of the original file?

Thanks,
Limor

Hey,
I'm afraid it's not working well.
I have 2 sheets, in each sheet I want to do the same thing (as mention before) and filter by the same name in both sheets, than move those 2 sheets to another workbook and save it in that name. and than loop for all.

I tried to wright something but it's not working since i'm a junior in VBA :/

Can you please have a look or propose something else?

appricate it a lot !

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Yes,
The Test1 file is the original file and the other file is the desired outcome.

thanks!
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