Convert VBA to Google Script

griggsa14

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I know this may be a large ask and may not be possible but I am new to VBA and never really used sheets before in a very elaborate fashion. I didn't realize that the excel sheet with vba wouldn't translate to sheets so I need to convert my vba code to google script so that it will work in sheets. I need to convert my vba code that allows a multiselection dropdown as well as a cut and past from one tab to another based on a specific condition in Column A. Column H is the multi selection drop down. The other part of the code that cuts is when A says completed, denied, mistake-abandoned it should cut the whole row and put it in the corresponding tab of the same name. The code below works perfectly in my excel sheet but I have no idea how to translate it to google script.
Code:
[FONT=inherit]PrivateSubWorksheet_Change(ByValTargetAsRange)
  Dim R AsRange, i AsLong, sh AsWorksheet

  OnErrorGoToExitsub

  Set R =Intersect(Range("A:A"),Target)

  Application.EnableEvents=False
  IfNot R IsNothingThen
    For i = R.CountTo1Step-1
        SelectCase R(i).Value
            Case"Completed":Set sh =Sheets("Completed")
            Case"Denied":Set sh =Sheets("Denied")
            Case"Mistake-Abandoned":Set sh =Sheets("Mistake-Abandoned")
        EndSelect
        With R(i).EntireRow
            .Copy sh.Cells(sh.Rows.Count,"A").End(xlUp).Offset(1,0)
            .Delete
        EndWith
    Next i
  EndIf
  Application.EnableEvents=True

  DimOldvalueAsString
  DimNewvalueAsString

  IfNotIntersect(Target,Range("H:H"))IsNothingThen
    IfTarget.SpecialCells(xlCellTypeAllValidation)IsNothingThen
        GoToExitsub
    Else
        IfTarget.Value=""ThenGoToExitsubElse

        Application.EnableEvents=False
        Newvalue=Target.Value
        Application.Undo
        Oldvalue=Target.Value
        IfOldvalue=""Then
            Target.Value=Newvalue
        Else
            Target.Value=Oldvalue&", "&Newvalue
        EndIf
    EndIf
  EndIf
  Application.EnableEvents=True
Exitsub:
  Application.EnableEvents=True
EndSub[/FONT]
 
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