Excel visual basic (ctrl+click) copying clicked cells to new excell file

[0MM0]

On my job I am every day dealing with one problem. Because of that I need solutioN for doing it automaticly.

Description:

When I open Excel document there is a lot of cells from A1,A2, ...

I want next: when I (CTRL+mouse click) on 7 different places randomly choosen, I want to VB software remember order of selected cells from 1-7. Then I want to copy those cells to a new excel file named "L1".

You can see example of exc. document where are thoose 7 cells that I want to copy.

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New excell file looks like on next picture ( NEW second file is not empty, it has before created base like on picture BELOW). and 7 selected cells have to be coppied always on positions: A14, C14, D14, F14, A6, I1.

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Every time when I select another 7 cells and run VB code it has to be created a new excell file in specified folder lik on picture below

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I hope somoeone will help me to solve this problem. Be free to ask me additional questions.

Sincerly,

MM

[p45cal]

and 7 selected cells have to be copied always on positions: A14, C14, D14, F14, A6, I1.

There are only 6 destination cells for 7 source cells. Where's the 7th (I5)?
While awaiting a response, something like:[VBA]Sub blah()
DestAry = Array("A14", "C14", "D14", "F14", "A6", "I1")
Set xx = Selection
For fil = 1 To 4
fName = "L" & fil & ".xlsx" 'this assumes files are in same folder as current path (CurDir).
Set NewFil = Workbooks.Open(fName)
i = 0
For Each cll In xx.Cells
cll.Copy NewFil.Sheets("Sheet1").Range(DestAry(i))
i = i + 1
Next cll
NewFil.Close True
Next fil
End Sub
[/VBA]You would run the macro AFTER selecting the 7 cells in the appropriate order.
Is there a fixed number of files and are they always named L1, L2 etc.?
We could use another method to go through the files:
For each myfile in Array("L1","L2","L3","L4","X3","Sw23","MM01")
Workbooks.open(myfile)
..
..
next myFile

[p45cal]

For others: cross post:
http://www.mrexcel.com/forum/excel-q...cell-file.html