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Hi @mikyas If it is this thread Copy Related Data from sheet one to another | MrExcel Message Board then personally I would need to see the layout, need more detail about where the data is being copied to, and also clarification of exactly what you want the bit in quotes below to do before I would attempt a response.
" I need the duplicate codes from SALESREPORT file to be copied to WEEKLYREPORT and reduce the inventory".
Remember that we can't see your spreadsheet or know what tasks that you need doing with it other than what you post in the thread.
" I need the duplicate codes from SALESREPORT file to be copied to WEEKLYREPORT and reduce the inventory".
Remember that we can't see your spreadsheet or know what tasks that you need doing with it other than what you post in the thread.
