Paste automatically content from a table with contiguous columns in another with another column between each one of them

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vladimiratanasiu

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Hello!

I have two tables, with similar content in them. In Table 1, the values are inserted in cells of contiguous columns. Table 2 has one more column, added supplementary after each column of Table 1. My question is how could I copy the content of Table 1, and paste it automatically in Table 2, ignoring the empty columns? I mention that the my tables are very large and this is a repetitive operation. Thank you!

Table 1
123
AAAAAA
BBBBBB
CCCCCC
DDDDDD
EEEEEE
FFFFFF
GGGGGG


Table 2
123
AAAAAA
BBBBBB
CCCCCC
DDDDDD
EEEEEE
FFFFFF
GGGGGG
 

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VBA Code:
Sub vladimiratanasiu()

    Dim WSCopy As Worksheet, TwsCopy As Worksheet
    Dim LRow As Long
    Dim iCTR As Integer

Application.ScreenUpdating = False

    Set WSCopy = Sheets("SheetX")
    Set TwsCopy = Sheets("SheetY")
    WSCopy.Activate
    LRow = Cells(rows.Count, 1).End(xlUp).Row
   
    iCTR = 2
    Do While iCTR < LRow
        TwsCopy.Range("A" & iCTR).Value = WSCopy.Range("A" & iCTR).Value
        TwsCopy.Range("C" & iCTR).Value = WSCopy.Range("C" & iCTR).Value
        TwsCopy.Range("E" & iCTR).Value = WSCopy.Range("D" & iCTR).Value
        iCTR = iCTR + 1
    Loop
   
Application.ScreenUpdating = True

MsgBox "TASK Completed!", vbInformation, " vladimiratanasiu "

End Sub
 
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Thank you for the quick response! I tried the macro, but it returns me the Error 9. As I mentioned, my tables are larger and more complex. I posted this message about one week ago, but didn't get any answer yet. It includes the sheets Employees scheduling - general list (see Employees scheduling - general list .xlsx) and Employees scheduling - production departments list (see Employees scheduling - production departments list .xlsx), both of them presenting the scheduling of employees from a firm. The general list (shown partially in the first image) is the source file, from which are exported data to the production departments one (e.g. Rademaker and Fritsch departments – see image 2 and 3). The staff activity is organized on days (date / week day), shifts (1,2,3) and departments. Every department has a permanent and an auxiliary team, described by a specific code of activity (member ID). The general list integrates all elements in a single table, filled continuously with new data from next day(s) or other departments. On the other hand, the destination files have identical information structured on departments (e.g. Fritsch, Rademaker, etc.). Giving the continuous changes of staff scheduling, I need a solution (macro, formulas etc.) to update automatically in each destination sheet the counterpart data from the source file, that are to be added in every next day (e.g. columns 2/3/2022, 3/3/2022 etc.). I would be very grateful to you if you cold find a solution at least for one module (e.g. Fritsch, rademaker etc.).

Thank you!



General list.png



Rademaker department list.png



Fritsch department list.png

 
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Duplicate to: Copy content from next columns and paste it in alternative ones

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