VBA to copy paste header from specific column

Abhishekghorpade

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Hi

I want to Copy & Paste the following headers starting with the first date field (new column H) with macros.
DoB
DoH
Entry Date
Term Date
Disable Date
Death Date
Officer Staus Cd
Own%
YTD OverrideHrs
SrceLev Elig OptCd
Div
Term
Rehire

<tbody>
</tbody>

can anyone help me with that
 

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