Cut and pasting data into new work sheet

sudak091

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Hi Experts

I'm a newbie to VB and I am trying to figure out how to cut and paste data from the first work sheet into other work sheets.
Here is the catch however: Sheet 1 has 10 tables that is cascading. therefore i need to figure out a way to cut and paste each table into a new work sheet within the same workbook.
The following link gives you an example of what the data looks like

https://spreadsheets.google.com/spr...EfMDsdFJmSkZ6Z3JudXhGMkJaVWZIbkdGU3c&hl=en_US

the problem in the tables arent the same or ordered in a way that can be easily automated. So i was wondering if anyone would have a solution to cut and paste tables that is cascading in one worksheet to other worksheets in the same workbook. If someone can solve this i would greatly appreciate it.

thanks
sudak
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Ok, we see the cascading nature of the tables. Now provide exact instructions on how each "area" is to be copied to a specific sheet/destination cell.
 
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Sorry for getting back to you super late.

So what i was hoping to get done is: create a new sheet, then get all the tables moved to the top so all the tables start at row one and they wont be cascading. Essentially making each table start at row 1 but seperated by two columns. The tables will all be of different lengths but thats ok and have different variable names but since they will be seperated by two columns they will be easily identifiable.

thanks again for all the help. the reason i want to do this is to make it easier to import these tables into SAS and create a database out of it. i have attached another file to show what i want it to look like.

https://spreadsheets.google.com/spr...EfMDsdFlxLUNUR255WmIyRUZiUndVSy14NlE&hl=en_US

Cheers!
 
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