How to Read an Excel sheet data and write it to another Excel Sheet After Sorting Done

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Hi Friends,
I wants to Read a Certain data from Excel sheel and Write it into another Excel Sheet like below.

A1.Xlsx

Column Names:
www.Google.co.in
asdfsfsdfsddsdds/Dumb letters
www.Google.Co.hk
Www.yahooo.com
www.codeproject.com

Where I needs to create an another Excel called B1 in that what are the Valid addresses that i needs to copy those data only to another Excel sheet and save. Unless the Dumb letters i should omit those things. so is that possible to do with VB script or java script or powershell.

Please if its there any other easy method also let me know that.

Posted 11-Jun-15 3:04am

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Mohibur Rashid 12-Jun-15 1:37am

First break your problem into smaller problem. And then fix them one by one. Here you are having problem with creating excel file using vba. Go to google or any search engine and search "create excel file with vba". Go through multiple results. You find a solution.

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Patrice T · Answer 1 · 2015-06-30T13:42:00

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Assuming you have Excel on your PC, I would use VBA and create a macro.

As an help, you can manually do what you need while you record a macro.
The macro will kindly show the steps to follow. The recorded macro will need some tweaking.

Posted 30-Jun-15 13:42pm

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