Copying a dynamic range of cells

Chris_12

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Hi

I've currently got a data sheet similar to the one below. The data sheet gains multiple rows each month as each new reporting month is added. The column positioning also changes each month. However the title for each range is the same each month.

I want to be able to use VBA to search for the title of each range and then copy the range of data between the two titles, into a seperate blank data sheet.

Any ideas?



Maths scores per person each month

John. Maisie. Hilary.
January. 50. 40. 30
February. 60. 70. 75
March. 75. 90. 40

Art scores per person each month

Maisie. Hilary. John.
January. 100. 92. 100
February. 10. 70. 41
March. 95. 40. 5

English scores per person each month

Maisie. John. Hilary.
January. 30. 60. 100
February. 60. 20. 75
March. 25. 90. 10
 

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I cannot tell if the data is columnar, but I assume it is..I also assume that each title begins with the name of the class subject, eg. Maths, Art, English, etc. So there would be no need to search for the entire title, just the subject. Based on those assumptions, try this.

Code:
Sub t()
Dim sh As Worksheet, txt As String, fn As Range
txt = InputBox("Enter the subject to find. eg. Maths, Art, etc.", "SUBJECT TO FIND")
Set sh = ActiveSheet
    Set fn = sh.Range("A:A").Find(txt & "*", , xlValues)
        If Not fn Is Nothing Then
            Sheets.Add
            ActiveSheet.Name = txt
            fn.End(xlDown).CurrentRegion.Copy ActiveSheet.Cells(Rows.Count, 1).End(xlUp)(2)
        End If
End Sub
 
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