We almost always use several spreadsheets in Excel, no matter what we're doing. A dashboard for reporting, a master worksheet for all the data, and finally numerous worksheets for different data kinds are the standard formats for each project. You may construct a project management application in which you aggregate all of the projects in a single spreadsheet. Assign and track projects for each employee on different spreadsheets. Let's assume I have 10 project information on my master worksheet and I want to give three projects to John and list them on a worksheet named john. For three projects, I can do it manually just fine but if I have 100 projects then doing it manually is time consuming and prone to error. But I can accomplish it with the help of VBA . It’s easy, accurate and fast. I'll teach you how to copy a row if the cell contains a certain term in this tutorial. I'll use VBA, which will take a few minutes to set up and copy the full row. Let's look at