Trying to find all instances of a client name and copy the range into a new workbook

EVANWIT84

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Hi All,

I'm trying to find all instances of a client name and copy the range into a new workbook where I want to perform a calculation. These are my headers and I want to do a find on the client account number, such as 5 and then copy the range. My existing range runs from A1:I71573. I have about 900 client Account Numbers to loop thru. Any suggestions on how to use the Find Function to then find all and copy the dynamic range? The workbook that I will then copy these values to is called "CalcSheet".


Client Account NumberClient Master Account NameClent Account NamePeriodContributionWithdrawalEnding Market ValueNet ReturnInception Date

Thanks,
Evan
 

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Hi Evan

Using advanced filter might be the easiest solution for this.

This is under Data>Advanced (Sort & Filter) in the ribbon. Make sure you select the sheet you want to copy to before clicking it.

Thank you...this is what I wound up doing. It basically just copies the values I need.

Sub Many_Finds()

Dim CompId As Range
Dim i As Byte
Dim FirstMatch As Variant
Dim h As Long
Dim lstCell As Long

lstCell = [b1048567].End(xlUp).Row
i = 3

'Dim Start
'Start = VBA.Timer

Sheets("CalcSheet").Range("a1:i1000").ClearContents ' Destination
Set CompId = Sheet1.Range("A:I").Find("5", LookIn:=xlValues, lookat:=xlWhole)

If Not CompId Is Nothing Then
Sheets("CalcSheet").Range("B" & i).Value = CompId.Offset(, 7).Value
FirstMatch = CompId.Address
Do
Set CompId = Sheet1.Range("A:A").FindNext(CompId)
If CompId.Address = FirstMatch Then Exit Do
i = i + 1

Sheets("CalcSheet").Range("B" & i).Value = CompId.Offset(, 7).Value

Loop
 
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