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Copying Data from Master and Creating new worksheet to save data

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    Good afternoon Forum Users and Gurus!!!

    I am trying to work on creating a macro that will copy the entire row of data and then paste to the appropriate worksheet. I am currently working with creating the code to create the worksheets but I want to be able to copy the row data based on the Item Number(column C). There are some items that I want to copy to a different worksheet based on their classification (column AE).

    Ex. I have an Item Number 8602800-501 which I want to save to a worksheet named, Kronos. I then have specific items that get copied to worksheets based on there classification and not the item number, such as B-452-TC12-QQ-CHD is a printer and the classification shows "Printer" and I would want to copy and then paste to the Printer Worksheet.

    I have attached a workbook that has the master data I want to copy from.

    I have come across the following code...

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    Which I think is a start but when I run this code, nothing gets pasted to the sheets.

    Thanks!!!!
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    Re: Copying Data from Master and Creating new worksheet to save data

    Since you have 2 criteria on the basis of which to transfer the rows, can you specify which rows should follow which criteria?

    Like, how would the macro know what data should go where?

    Also, what should be the sheet names that need to be created? If you specify them, the macro can create them.
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