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    Pulling data from multiple spreadsheets into a separate spreadsheet

    I'm working on a project that involves pulling data from multiple spreadsheets into a separate spreadsheet. I know there are articles available on this type of procedure, but this case is a little different; The data I need from each spreadsheet is not located in the same place in each spreadsheet. I've attached a folder of spreadsheets as an example. There should be 4 test cases and 1 spreadsheet containing my desired outputs.

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    1. It is deliberate that the projects are not arranged in the same order on each spreadsheet, and not all projects are included on each spreadsheet.
    2. If a project's issue count is not reported on a spreadsheet, I'd like to input 'N/A' as the value on the DesiredOutput spreadsheet.
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    Re: Pulling data from multiple spreadsheets into a separate spreadsheet

    Will the project names in column A and the Case names across row 1 be already populated in the Summary sheet? Or only the project names will be there and the case names will need to be put in?
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    Re: Pulling data from multiple spreadsheets into a separate spreadsheet

    I'll go ahead and put them in beforehand, so the project and case names will already be populated.

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    Re: Pulling data from multiple spreadsheets into a separate spreadsheet

    The macro can populate the case names for you. You can have the project names put in. This will make it easier.

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    Re: Pulling data from multiple spreadsheets into a separate spreadsheet

    Okay, cool; then what?

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