Automatically Move Row to Another Sheet Based On Cell Value

[Madison00]

Hi all,

Complete Excel and VBA newbie here, I'm trying to urgently find a solution to a VBA macro(?) that I need to create for work. Full disclosure, I have been trying to do this entirely via Googling and platforms like this amazing one!

I'm trying to AUTOMATICALLY move a row of data from one sheet titled "Active" to another sheet titled "Complete". I have a table of data that is constantly expanding or shrinking in the Active sheet that goes from columns B-I and starts with headers in row 5 (so first row of actual data is in row 6 - cell B6). I am trying to get a VBA macro(I think this is what its called?) to do the above. I need the data to start copying into open rows on the "Complete" sheet starting in row 8, column B. I need this to run automatically every time the information in column B (in any cell) is updated. And I need it to only move when the cells in column B of the "Active" sheet read "Yes". I have drop down menus in these.

I have attached a photo below for reference. Please let me know if you have any questions and I will respond promptly. I have been trying for days to get this to work with different codings and nothing is working. I'm also struggling to get my macros to appear once I think I've entered an coded them (i.e. I'll click "view Macros" and it will be blank but then I'll click into the VBA editor and there will be code typed?)

Thank you so much for your help in advance!! It is greatly appreciated!

 

[Spawnacus]

Hi @Joe4,

I have taken the above and altered it for my needs but I can't get it to use another column but B for the Yes/No

I updated it for everything I needed but it always uses Column B for the Yes/No.

Any tips for advice on this front (I have tweaked this a few times.

Inlcuding range copied etc etc but its always B no matter what sheet or workbook I use it in.

Obviously I have been tweaking my workbooks so B is the Yes/No now but I would still wonder why its always B.

Thanks in advance for a 3 year old post solution

 

[Joe4]

You need to change this part:

If Target.Column = 2 ...

That is looking at the 2nd column (which is column B).
So you need to change that number to the numeric index of your desired column (i.e. A=1, B=2, C=3, etc).

 

[LBENNETT]

Yep, if that is what you are seeing, I would say it looks like your organization has totally blocked all VBA/Macros!

You may want to see if you can get them to allow Trusted Locations or Digital Signatures (so it only allows workbooks meeting certain criteria to use VBA).

@Joe4 apologies for the delay in responding. Just wanted to say thanks for your help, although I wasn't able to resolve the problem, I appreciated your support.