Copy non-blank rows from a list/table to another location

Hi,

I need a macro that will take the nonblank, nonzero rows out of a list and copy/paste them to another location, basically like the advanced filter option except that it automatically updates when data is changed and doesn't also copy row headers, etc. Essentially I need to take a 200-ish row table which updates often but in which no more than 20-25 rows are ever non-blank and edit it such that when I put new data into the table, all the useful (i.e. nonblank) data is immediately copied over to a smaller, 20-ish row table for easy, concise display.

Thanks so much
SJB

Good call. Thanks a lot!!

Well...I thought that would do the trick anyways, but apparently not. Unfortunately I actually need to repeat this process 3 times in the same column, and seeing as my original table contains roughly 15 blank rows on average betwen each nonblank row, having a "helper column" is prohibitively large. Appreciate the help; any other ideas?

To best describe or illustrate your problem you would be better off attaching a dummy workbook. The workbook should contain the same structure and some dummy data of the same type as the type you have in your real workbook - so, if a cell contains numbers & letters in this format abc-123 then that should be reflected in the dummy workbook.
A second sheet should show the expected result i.e. Sheet1 = Before, Sheet2 = After.

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Actually, think I've figured out a way around that. I'm going to wait until I actually have the sheet fully as I want it before I mark this thing solved, but I think it is.