Find columns with the same name and copy to new worksheet

thedeadzeds

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Hi Guys.

I have a table which is exported daily. As you can see lots of columns contain the same name. I would like to create 3 seperate worksheets. 1 containing all of the Bonus Columns, 1 containing all of the Back Columns, and one containing all of the Front Columns. Also, each worksheet should also include Site, Name, Type and Sale

Many thanks

SiteNameStageResultTypeOrderSaleBonusBonusBonusBonusBonusFrontFrontFrontFrontFrontFrontBackBackBackBackBackBack
CardiffSteve1YNewYn10243852668094108122136150164178192206220234
CardiffJim1NUsedyn11253953678195109123137151165179193207221235
CardiffDave1NUsedyn15294357718599113127141155169183197211225239
CardiffSteve1NUsedyn253953678195109123137151165179193207221235249
CardiffJim4NUsedyn4256708498112126140154168182196210224238252266
CardiffDave3YUsedyy52668094108122136150164178192206220234248262276
CardiffMatt5YUsedny5193347617589103117131145159173187201215229
CardiffDave6YUsedny54688296110124138152166180194208222236250264278
CardiffMatt8NUsedny12264054688296110124138152166180194208222236
BirminghamSteve1NUsedny12264054688296110124138152166180194208222236
BirminghamJim1NNewny3173145597387101115129143157171185199213227
BirminghamDave1YNewyn657993107121135149163177191205219233247261275289
BirminghamMatt2YNewyy8599113127141155169183197211225239253267281295309
BirminghamDave2NNewyy7213549637791105119133147161175189203217231
BirminghamSteve2YNewyy48627690104118132146160174188202216230244258272
BirminghamJim2YNewyy9233751657993107121135149163177191205219233
BirminghamDave2NNewyy8223650647892106120134148162176190204218232
BirminghamMatt2NNewnn5193347617589103117131145159173187201215229
BristolSteve3YNewnn12264054688296110124138152166180194208222236
BristolSteve4YNewnn13274155698397111125139153167181195209223237
BristolJim5NNewnn115294357718599113127141155169183197211225
BristolDave1NNewnn253953678195109123137151165179193207221235249
BristolMatt2NUsednn678195109123137151165179193207221235249263277291
BristolMatt3NUsedyy98112126140154168182196210224238252266280294308322
BristolMatt3YUsedyy8223650647892106120134148162176190204218232
BristolMatt5YUsedyy9233751657993107121135149163177191205219233
BristolMatt4YUsedyy7213549637791105119133147161175189203217231
 

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