VBA: Split a table into multiple tables across different worksheets?

George201

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Hi, I'm fairly new to VBA and am trying to create some code to search through two columns in a table for specific criteria, create a new worksheet and extract these rows from the old table to a new one on the new worksheet.


For example using the table below. I'd like to look for rows containing Government, and then create a new worksheet for each country copying the rows over for that country. In the table I am using, countries are mentioned by two letter country code and full name.
SegmentCountryProductDiscount BandUnits SoldManufacturing PriceSale PriceGross Sales
GovernmentCanadaCarreteraNone
1618.5​
$ 3.00$ 20.00$ 32,370.00
GovernmentGermanyCarreteraNone
1321​
$ 3.00$ 20.00$ 26,420.00
MidmarketFranceCarreteraNone
2178​
$ 3.00$ 15.00$ 32,670.00
MidmarketGermanyCarreteraNone
888​
$ 3.00$ 15.00$ 13,320.00
MidmarketMexicoCarreteraNone
2470​
$ 3.00$ 15.00$ 37,050.00
GovernmentGermanyCarreteraNone
1513​
$ 3.00$ 350.00$ 529,550.00
MidmarketGermanyMontanaNone
921​
$ 5.00$ 15.00$ 13,815.00
Channel PartnersCanadaMontanaNone
2518​
$ 5.00$ 12.00$ 30,216.00
GovernmentFranceMontanaNone
1899​
$ 5.00$ 20.00$ 37,980.00
Channel PartnersGermanyMontanaNone
1545​
$ 5.00$ 12.00$ 18,540.00
MidmarketMexicoMontanaNone
2470​
$ 5.00$ 15.00$ 37,050.00
EnterpriseCanadaMontanaNone
2665.5​
$ 5.00$ 125.00$ 333,187.50
Small BusinessMexicoMontanaNone
958​
$ 5.00$ 300.00$ 287,400.00
GovernmentGermanyMontanaNone
2146​
$ 5.00$ 7.00$ 15,022.00

Again I am very new to VBA so any guidance or help is appreciated! Thanks :)
 

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have you tried recording a macro of you adding a filter, setting the filter to show just goverment then copying all visible cells into a new sheet?
You could then review the code you created and adjust the to suit your needs.
 
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