Simple VBA to Print a row (A:1-X:1) if cell is populated by a date

FisherKat

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I have a simple worksheet that I'm looking to use to track entries that require follow-up. If R1 has a populated DATE, I'd like to hit a command butto that will print that row (and all rows that contain a date in the R1 cell),cells A1 thru X1 on each row, to a new worksheet within this workbook. The worksheet is a living document so it would grow continuously and currently we are up to about 200 entries with about 40 needing to be tracked. Any help would be greatly appreciated!
 
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