Use data in column A of consolidated sheet to cell A1 of multiple worksheets (one employee # per sheet)

fudgephish

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HI,

I'm trying to transfer each record in a consolitated table (ie: EMPLOYEE SUMMARY) into multiple individual worksheets (currently named 1-70, but i'd also like to change sheet name into EMPLOYEE ID) so that if i needed to edit employee information, i can go to that specific employee worksheet and view/update from there.


I tried to create a macro that copies and pastes each column value (ie: A1: Employee ID, B1: Name...) in the employee record to the target cells in the destination worksheet, but could not get the macro to then move to record 2 and transfer that to worksheet 2.

any suggestions to make the macro to loop?
 

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