VBA Cut and Paste to another Worksheet with condition

AndyVBA

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Hi Everyone, I need help with my current situation. I'm stuck on what I needed to do. So basically what I need is to cut/copy and paste a row of data from one sheet to another with a condition. In Sheet "AR Format" if Column A have "x" value on that cell it should select the range (A2:L5) then paste it to Sheet "Connect" (see picture below)

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Then, we'll go to Sheet "AP Format". If Column B have "x" value on that cell, it should select the Range (A2:L5) then paste it to Sheet "Connect" as well (see picture below)

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Sheet "Connect" should have a result like this (see picture below) and it'll continue to alternately Copy/Cut then Paste from Sheet "AR Format" and Sheet "AP Format"

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Any help or idea with this situation is a BIG HELP for me, Thank you so much everyone.
 

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