VBA Code for Adding Sheeets Based on Column Data

[megb75]

Hi there!

I am attempting to manipulate data from a very large sheet that I will be udating on an ongoing basis. I would like to find VBA Code to automatically copy rows from the master sheet to a new sheet, based on the values shown in a given column.

I have several comumns of data and, in column G, I have data captured from a dropdown box in JotForm. I would like to create a sheet for every unique entry in this column (i.e., one for Brant, One for Hastings, etc.) and have all entries that have that data in column G move to the new sheet for that Association.

Any suggestions?

 

[DanteAmor]

Hi and welcome to MrExcel.
Try this:

Sub create_worksheets()
  Dim c As Range, sh As Worksheet, ky As Variant
  Set sh = Sheets("Master") 'Update your sheet name
  With CreateObject("scripting.dictionary")
     For Each c In sh.Range("G2", sh.Range("G" & Rows.Count).End(xlUp))
        If c.Value <> "" Then .Item(c.Value) = Empty
     Next c
     For Each ky In .Keys
        sh.Range("A1").AutoFilter Columns("G").Column, ky
        Sheets.Add(, Sheets(Sheets.Count)).Name = ky
        sh.AutoFilter.Range.EntireRow.Copy Range("A1")
     Next ky
  End With
  sh.ShowAllData
End Sub

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