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Make a new Format with VBA based on the data

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    Lightbulb Make a new Format with VBA based on the data

    Hello,


    I have a problem work with two different type of workbook, it is a bit time consuming if I do it with a manual typing or copy pasting.
    Is the any Solution to copy data to a certain format with vba code.

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    the first format if Feedmaster## and the 2nd is the target (or copy to new worksheet in Feedmaster##)
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    Re: Make a new Format with VBA based on the data

    Your end result is hard to understand, the numbers do not match the source sheet.

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