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VBA statement for Excel 2003 - To copy information by different

ResolvedVersion 2003

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VBA statement for Excel 2003 - To copy information by different

Good morning,

I have an offence code spreadsheet, these are grouped by an Integer value in the Offence Group column on the spreadsheet. I would like a bit of code that basically knows which group it is sorted by on the column and then if there is a new offence it inserts a new cell and updates a linked spreadsheet that I have namely G20 offences codes.

I have tried a few different ways but I have multiple debugging errors.

So, basically it recognises the integer value i.e. 15 and then if there is a new offence it inserts a new row underneath the group and then transfers this information to a new spreadsheet.

If you could help me on this urgently that would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks,

Gary

RE: VBA statement for Excel 2003 - To copy information by differ

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