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Mike<br />
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I didn't post anything for the 2nd part as, to me anyway, it isn't clear what you want to do - kind of hoped the attachent would have helped.:)<br />
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Anyway, is it that you want to find 'Answer' in column H and if found move it to column J?
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Mike

I didn't post anything for the 2nd part as, to me anyway, it isn't clear what you want to do - kind of hoped the attachent would have helped.:)

Anyway, is it that you want to find 'Answer' in column H and if found move it to column J?

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Anyway, is it that you want to find 'Answer' in column H and if found move it to column J?<br />
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Yes please..<br />
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Sorry about the attached thing.. internet is down at the office now using smart in the meantime!!
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Anyway, is it that you want to find 'Answer' in column H and if found move it to column J?

Yes please..

Sorry about the attached thing.. internet is down at the office now using smart in the meantime!!

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Actually move to J if the word contains 'Answer'
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Actually move to J if the word contains 'Answer'

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Hi Experts,<br />
<br />
See attached.<br />
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How do I <br />
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1) Move all numeric values in cell 'H' to the adjecent cell 'I' (same row)<br />
2) Clear the cell 'H' after step 1 is completed<br />
3) Move text with 'Answer' to the cell J (same row)<br />
4) Clear the cell after the move<br />
<br />
is this possible? new to intense VBA !!<br />
<br />
Kind Regards<br />
<br />
Mike
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Hi Experts,

See attached.

How do I 

1) Move all numeric values in cell 'H' to the adjecent cell 'I' (same row)
2) Clear the cell 'H' after step 1 is completed
3) Move text with 'Answer' to the cell J (same row)
4) Clear the cell after the move

is this possible? new to intense VBA !!

Kind Regards

Mike

Script/Formula to move data to another cell

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