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    Copy rows into new sheet based on cell/column data

    I am trying to create a set of spreadsheets that track expenses. I have a sheet "Record" that I would like to have data copied from into a series of other sheets based on the values of cells in a specific column. For example, I'm recording expenses, one of the columns of data is "production name," and I'd like to copy the remaining data into a new sheet for each unique show. I don't think Vlookup would work because I'm looking to copy several records across a number of dates, which is one of the other data columns.

    I'm not a VB guy, so I'm kind of clueless. Any help is appreciated.

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    Re: Copy rows into new sheet based on cell/column data

    'SHEET1 TO MANY SHEETS
    Here's a macro for parsing rows of data from one sheet to many sheets named for the same values in a specific column.It not only can parse the rows, it can create the sheets if they are missing. There is a sample sheet there where you can test this out.
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    Re: Copy rows into new sheet based on cell/column data

    How'd that work for you?

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