I was hoping you guys could help me with a little vba project I am working on.
I have a column of data in Excel that is called "New Status". What I need to do is have code that will search through this column and find all instances of a specific text. There will be 100+ rows of data, and some lines could include:
Approved
Declined
Approved-funding
What I would like to do is have a macro/code that will go through and find the instances of "Approved" and "Declined", and then copy paste the entire row where it is found to the corresponding sheets (which would be called "Approved/Declined" as well.
There would be multiple instances of the same occurrence of "Approved" and "Declined".
These aren’t the exact things to be found; however they are a good example. On the real sheet there will be 60+ different versions of Approved/Declined (such as Approved-Funding/Approved-Docs), and I will only want to pull 5 out of the 60+ and have them go to the corresponding worksheet.</SPAN>
Thank you in advance for any help you are able to give…I haven’t been able to find this type of assistance in postings already made. Most examples only had it where there was one occurrence for the search term not many. </SPAN>
I have a column of data in Excel that is called "New Status". What I need to do is have code that will search through this column and find all instances of a specific text. There will be 100+ rows of data, and some lines could include:
Approved
Declined
Approved-funding
What I would like to do is have a macro/code that will go through and find the instances of "Approved" and "Declined", and then copy paste the entire row where it is found to the corresponding sheets (which would be called "Approved/Declined" as well.
There would be multiple instances of the same occurrence of "Approved" and "Declined".
These aren’t the exact things to be found; however they are a good example. On the real sheet there will be 60+ different versions of Approved/Declined (such as Approved-Funding/Approved-Docs), and I will only want to pull 5 out of the 60+ and have them go to the corresponding worksheet.</SPAN>
Thank you in advance for any help you are able to give…I haven’t been able to find this type of assistance in postings already made. Most examples only had it where there was one occurrence for the search term not many. </SPAN>
