Split workbook based on criterion+keeping sheets from original workbook

AureliaT

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Hi all,

I am a true newbie on VBA and I would very much appreciate help on the below issue:

I have an initial workbook “Tehnicieni” with 3 sheets as follows:

  • SheetA – containing formulas and charts based on the table from SheetC;
  • SheetB – containing formulas and charts based on the table from SheetC;
  • SheetC – containing a table with raw data and formulas based on this raw data;
In need to obtain the following:

  • Separate workbooks based on a criteria from a column from SheetC (e.g. selection from column 7, which has values such as “Baneasa1”, “Baneasa2”,”Avrig” etc);
  • These workbooks should contain all the 3 sheets. SheetA and SheetB as in the initial workbook, SheetC based on the selection from the specified column;
  • The worksheets from these workbooks need to maintain all the formulas from the sheets from the initial workbook;
  • These workbooks need to be saved-as under criteria used (e.g. “Baneasa1”, “Baneasa2”, “Avrig” etc).
In the end I would have:

  • Initial workbook “Tehnicieni” with 3 worksheets: SheetA and SheetB (both with formulas based on SheetC) and SheetC (with a table with values and formulas; column 7 contains criteria such as “Baneasa1”, “Baneasa2”, “Avrig” etc);
  • New workbook “Baneasa1” with 3 worksheets: SheetA and SheetB (both with formulas based on SheetC) and SheetC (with a table containing values and formulas for the selection of “Baneasa1” in column 7);
  • New workbook “Baneasa2” with 3 worksheets: SheetA and SheetB (both with formulas based on SheetC); SheetC (with a table containing values and formulas for the selection of “Baneasa2” in column 7);
  • New workbook “Avrig” with 3 worksheets: SheetA and SheetB (both with formulas based on SheetC); SheetC (with a table containing values and formulas for the selection of “Avrig” in column 7);
  • New workbook ... (for each criteria from column 7 from SheetC).

Thank you very much,
AureliaT
 

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