Adding Paste Special to a Module

Hello, I have probably worded the title wrong but I will try my best to explain what I want to do below.

Basically, the macro has been created to move the data from columns I and J to columns F and G after payment has been received so that it goes round the same cycle each time, and it also removed the Y from column H. You should be able to see this in the code below, the macro has been put in a button where you see the "Click" text, however, I need to be able to do this for each row, is there a way I could use one button and choose the row I want to change each time instead of have the 'Click' on each row.

Or if this isnt possible is there a way so that instead of me manually editing the ranges and copying it down each row, i could place it in a cell and drag it down like I can with formulas.

I hope you understand what Im trying to say, thanks in advance for any help given. And if you do post any code could you please explain it as I am very new to this thanks.

Here is an image of the excel spreadsheet:
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Here is the Macro Code:

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UPADATE: Chippy provided me with the following which is exactly what I am after except one issue, it doesnt perform the paste special and seems to removed the formulae from the 2 columns thanks, I have managed to put this in a module, so I just need this final tweak:

Originally Posted by Chippy

Have the button call this routine instead of your code:

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Put the code in a module (not a sheet nor workbook module).

Update 2: Further edit its not the paste special that is the issue it removes the formulas from columns I and J Here are the before and afters:

Before Macro Payment Plans.xlsm

After Macro Payment Plans.xlsm

What do you mean "it doesn't perform the paste special"?

Can you post a workbook with before and after examples?

Why have you started a new thread?

Please stick to your original thread - http://www.excelforum.com/excel-prog...erent-row.html