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Pull "Yes" rows from 12 worksheets into 1

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    Pull "Yes" rows from 12 worksheets into 1

    Hi All -

    I have come across an little issue.

    I would like to create a button on a Milestone Tab - that pulls in all rows from 12 worksheets into one worksheet that have "YES" in the milestone column.

    Ideas?
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    Re: Pull "Yes" rows from 12 worksheets into 1

    Try:

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    Re: Pull "Yes" rows from 12 worksheets into 1

    Thanks. Is there way of adjusting the code, so that it doesnt keep copying and pasting if someone clicks the button to run this...? And to hold current formatting?

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    Re: Pull "Yes" rows from 12 worksheets into 1

    "Is there way of adjusting the code, so that it doesnt keep copying and pasting if someone clicks the button to run this...? "
    - This makes no sense to me. Isn't that what you want it to do?

    "And to hold current formatting?"
    - Which formatting? The old sheet or the "Milestones" sheet.

    Just a guess:
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    Re: Pull "Yes" rows from 12 worksheets into 1

    Hey sorry it took forever to get back - I am almost there -

    Everytime I click the button to populate the sheet with Yes - it keeps copy and pasting data to the bottom of the worksheet.

    I really would love to rewrite the information over the current information. Is that make sense now?

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    Re: Pull "Yes" rows from 12 worksheets into 1

    Also to go along with this concept - is there way of tweaking this code - to extract data by the end date column? Pull out all rows that are ending within the next 2 weeks?

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