VBA for moving rows to another spreadsheet dependent on what a drop down list states

Krista1228

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  1. 365
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Hello Everyone!

I am trying to get my inventory tracking sheet to do something very specific. Now I am very new and I've been learning on my own as I go. I have 3 spreadsheets, all labeled as different locations (CNC Room, Boiler, Container). Right now I have them formulated by Concatenation (which includes the location name) so that when I receive product in my receive sheet, I click on the proper concatenation and that product gets registered into the correct location sheet. My issue is, sometimes we move these products around and what was originally received in - lets say CNC Room, now gets moved to Container.

So now onto what I would like to happen. I've made a data consolidation list of the names of the 3 locations. In each of those location spreadsheets, I would like to utilize this list, so if I have product in the "CNC Room" spreadsheet and I need to move it to the "Container" Spreadsheet, I can drop down the data list, switch it from CNC to Container and that whole row of info moves from the CNC spreadsheet to the container. I also would like it to delete that row from the CNC Room when it moves it so it doesn't leave blanks and I can use that Row again. Again, I need to have this happen on all 3 of the location spreadsheets as well as my receiving sheet.

Is there a way to do this with Formulas or VBA?

Thank you!

P.S. I was going to share my file but I see I can only upload an image :(
 

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