Copying the entire row to new worksheet based on a cell color

harithaa19

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Hi All, I'm new to Macros and VB and stuck at a point. Hope you can help.
The requirement is to compare two worksheets in an excel and highlight the rows in which have a mismatch in Yellow. I already have a Macro for this which imports .cvs files into excel, sorts the data and then compares cell by cell and highlights the differences.

Im stuck at this point - I want to select the entire rows where the cell is highlighted in Yellow and paste all these rows in a new worksheet called Differences. Im unable to use excel filter by cell color coz I do not know which column might have a mismatch. Can you please help?
 

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