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extracting rows of data from a table that are met by criteria in two separate columns

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    extracting rows of data from a table that are met by criteria in two separate columns

    Hi all, I'm new to the forum and I am struggling to figure this one out.

    I am trying to sort through an engineering data set (A:2,K:~15,000) and copy entire rows of data to separate sheets where two columns are the correct value that iI decide upon.

    ie. I want to copy the entire row of data into a new sheet if ... in that row, column J = 96 and if column K = 18. I want these rows to go onto a separate sheet.
    On top of all this I will want it to be redone for the same original data set except for a couple of different "J" and "K" combinations.

    I would appreciate any help, I have found some code that I have managed to play with to get what I want, but this only sorts for the one column criteria, not both.

    Thank you in advance !,

    Mark

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    Re: extracting rows of data from a table that are met by criteria in two separate columns

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