Are you saying that you want the macro to repeat for all sheets?
If so, you need to set up a loop to process all sheets.
Using your macro, you can create a separate macro like:
Sub Process_All()
  Dim Sht  for each Sht in Sheets    if ((sht.name <> "Summary A") _    and 
(sht.name <> "Summary B") _    and (sht.name <> "Summary C") _    ) then      
sht.select      movedata    end if  next Sht

 Paul

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Hello Experts,  I have this code which works fine except that I am not able to 
repeat inon all sheets. When I edit the code it doesn’t perform the same 
routine.   I have multiple sheets in a workbook and I want this code to run on 
allthe sheets except the first 3 (named – Summary A, Summary B, Summary C)  Sub 
movedata() Dim Lastcolumn As Integer, i, j As Integer, erow, ocell As Integer 
Lastcolumn = Cells(Columns.count, ActiveCell.Column).End(xlToRight).Column For 
i = 7 To 34 If Cells(9, i) = 1 Then Range(Cells(9, i), Cells(54, i + 
34)).Select Selection.Cut End If Next i For j = 7 To Lastcolumn If Cells(8, j) 
= Cells(1, 5) Then Cells(9, j).Select ActiveSheet.Paste Cells(19, j).Activate 
ActiveCell.Value = 1 End If Next j Columns("BY:BY").Select     Selection.Copy   
  Columns("G:AK").Select     Selection.PasteSpecialPaste:=xlPasteFormats, 
Operation:=xlNone, _         SkipBlanks:=False,Transpose:=False         End Sub 
 Thanks for the help in advance. 
Thanks and Regards,
Gargee Singh
 
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