VBA # How to store list

Rasika21

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Hello,

I would like to know if in VBA I can store list of a specific data summary to use in any other or new open worksheet.
I am using below mentioned type of list for the every report i need to prepare, I just copy paste it from any available excelsheet but is there any shortcut to save this list and i can paste it in a single click.
Branch NameCity
MaladMumbai
WanwariePune
VashiNavi Mumbai

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There are several ways. If you want the full content and not plain text values, then saving to a master xlsx file method would be used. If text values is sufficient, there are several ways to do that. e.g. Registry storage, txt file, etc.
 
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