Selecting A Range of Cells that is Different Sizes

[LuckCalibration]

Hello I have a Worksheet with Data that is Different sizes as you can see i have many ranges that have Names Trades and Hours aswell as Date
i am trying to make a macro that would select this range regardless of whether it is 14 cells or 5 and then add to the selection the two adjacent cells in the column to the right and then the cells in the row above it below is the vba i do currently have

What i really want to do is make a macro to select these ranges and copy them to the first 3 colums going down in chronological order

Sub SelectNameColumn()
Range(ActiveCell, ActiveCell.End(xlDown)).Select
End Sub

 

[Jerry Sullivan]

Welcome to MrExcel,

From your description, I think I understand the blocks of cells you want to select. I'm not sure I understand where you want them to be copied.

Are you wanting to copy them to columns A:C of a new sheet, with the blocks in order of oldest new newest date?

 

[LuckCalibration]

Welcome to MrExcel,

From your description, I think I understand the blocks of cells you want to select. I'm not sure I understand where you want them to be copied.

Are you wanting to copy them to columns A:C of a new sheet, with the blocks in order of oldest new newest date?

yes i want to cop them to columns A:C of a new sheet in order of oldest to newest.

 

[Jerry Sullivan]

Sorry that I lost track of this as an unanswered response.

Can the code assume these patterns that are true of your screenshot example:

1. The blocks of data are aligned so that the rows with dates (rows 1 and 16 in your example) have only dates (and no employee data for another block of data).

2. The data blocks are all 3 columns wide, they are aligned, and there are no blank columns in between data blocks.

If you are going to use this new sheet of consolidated data for analysis, I'd suggest you "normalize" the data, by moving the dates to a 4th field in the new sheet and listing the date for each record (not just once per day). This allows you to easily sort, query or pivot the data. Would you like to try that approach?