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If cell is not blank, copy row to worksheet.

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    If cell is not blank, copy row to worksheet.

    Since you rocked out my first request so fast, I figured I'd follow up with another simple one.... and the topic says it all.

    Worksheet 1 is populated with tons of data. If Cell in column B is NOT empty, copy that row to Worksheet 6.

    So the way I see it, on worksheet six, in A1 I would say (in excel terms) if worksheet 1, Row 1, Column B is NOT empty, copy worksheet 1, row 1 right here.

    can you translate that for me?

    Thanks :o)

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    Re: If cell is not blank, copy row to worksheet.

    Hi,

    Use a data filter on sheet 1 and filter on column B for non blanks. Then simply copy all the visible rows and paste them to sheet 6. If you need to keep repeating this exercise then simply create a macro to do it.

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    Re: If cell is not blank, copy row to worksheet.

    Or a macro.

    In a standard module.
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    Last edited by HSV; 03-31-2011 at 05:56 PM. Reason: sheetname translate
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    Re: If cell is not blank, copy row to worksheet.

    Here is autofilter macro. You will have to update the sheet names to match yours are top of macro.

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