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Copy cell next to IF-statement- cell??

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    Copy cell next to IF-statement- cell??

    Hi,

    I wan't to extract some data from a table with various years (9,10,11,12), but only for one year at a time. I want to make a makro that can extract the data from for example 2011. The year number is in column U, the data i vant to extract is in column T and S.

    Do anyone have a idea of how to solve this?

    I think it should be something like this:

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    Re: Copy cell next to IF-statement- cell??

    Can you upload an example workbook with some comments?
    Thanks,

    Bonny Tycoon


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    Re: Copy cell next to IF-statement- cell??

    Sorry, I'm at work and we have a very strict firewall here wich i can't turn off. I can upload it later when i get home.

    but its like this:

    S T U
    4 Name Value 2011
    5 Name Value 2010
    6 Name Value 2011
    .
    .

    I wan't to extract the Names and values from year 2011 and copy it into another table .

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    Re: Copy cell next to IF-statement- cell??

    @ paljako

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