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Can someone help?  I would like to copy a range from one worksheet to another worksheet, but I would like to copy based on the criteria.  For example, I would like for it to copy the 2nd week of each month.  Do I have to enter a line of code for each month or is there another way to get the info.  Is there a condition to for example to ask for the 2nd, week of the month.  I will create another sheet with a different macro to capture the 3rd week of the month.

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Hi Melinda

Give this a try.

I have added a helper row to identify the week number (hope it is correct)

Select the required month and then click the copy button

Hope this helps.

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Sunny

You are the BEST!!!  This is way more than I imagined.  I love how you simplify excel, which makes it so exciting.

Thank you so very much...

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Hi Melinda

Thanks for your feedback.

Cheers

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Sunny

how would I add the actual date for each.  For example the first Monday of each week?

 

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Just enter a date into cell D2 which correspond to the 1st Monday of January. In my earlier attached file, 1/1/2018 happens to be a Monday.

All the other dates will auto change to Monday. You can test this by entering =TEXT(D2,"ddd") in cell D3 and copy across the row.

All these cells will show Mon (Monday).

Hope this helps.

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Sunny

Let me see if I can do a better job of explaining.  On Sheet1 the dates are listed on Row 2 beginning with D2.  I would like the dates to show on Sheet2 on Row 3.  For example, when the "Select Week Number" is "1", the dates should show 1/1/2018, 2/5/2018, 3/5/2018, and etc.  When the "Select Week Number" is "2", the dates  are 1/8/2018, 2/12/2018, 3/12/2018, and etc.  I hope this helps.

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OK see if this is what you wanted.

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Sunny

You are so good!!  Perfect.

Thank you so very much....

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