Need VBA file for automatic selection of sorted data

sagar22951

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I would like to create a macro for automatic selection of the filtered data. Please help me with VBA code.
The steps for selecting the data:
1) I sorted raw data
2) From that filtered data, I am selecting only 3 columns (Column 1st, 3rd, 5th)
3) Selecting 3 columns for making a copy-paste
After performing any filtering/sorting, I need to select the data from the specific three columns.
Please see below pic, I need to select only orange

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This is easily achievable using Advanced Filter, but you'll need to provide more information if you want a VBA solution. What is your exact filter criteria for Sales? Day seems to be Fri or Sat or Sun? Where do you want the filtered records copied to - same sheet, another sheet, what cell address do you want them to go to? What are the sheet names?

You might also consider using the XL2BB add in to provide a sample of data that volunteers could use - very few would be willing to manually type out your table to test any code...
 
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